Human Rights

"Human Rights: An Anthropological Reader" is an essential anthology that showcases the significant contributions of anthropologists to the field of human rights over the past six decades. Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2008, this hardback edition spans 416 pages and offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between anthropology and human rights. This groundbreaking collection features pivotal works that illuminate the diverse perspectives and insights that anthropologists bring to the understanding and application of human rights. Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply interested in the evolution of human rights discourse, this reader serves as a vital resource that enriches your knowledge and appreciation of the subject. Discover the unique anthropological lens through which human rights are examined and understood in this thought-provoking volume.