Human Rights

"Human Rights: An Anthropological Reader," published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2008, is an essential collection for anyone interested in the intersection of anthropology and human rights. Spanning 416 pages, this groundbreaking anthology showcases pivotal works that highlight the significant contributions of anthropologists in shaping our understanding and practice of human rights over the past six decades. This reader not only illuminates the complexities of human rights issues but also emphasizes the unique perspectives that anthropology brings to the table. Ideal for students, scholars, and practitioners alike, this book is a must-have for those looking to deepen their knowledge of human rights through an anthropological lens. Explore the rich insights and diverse viewpoints that have emerged in this vital field, and gain a comprehensive understanding of human rights as seen through the eyes of anthropologists.