New Deal for the World

Discover the transformative influence of World War II on modern human rights in New Deal for the World by Elizabeth Borgwardt. Published by Harvard University Press in 2007, this compelling 480-page book delves into the pivotal ideas and institutions shaped by American planners during the war. Borgwardt meticulously explores the significance of the 1941 Atlantic Charter, highlighting its Anglo-American vision for peace and the foundations of our contemporary international human rights regime. With its sweeping scope and detailed analysis, this work is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of history, politics, and human rights in the 20th century. Join Borgwardt on a journey through the evolution of political freedom and security, and understand how these early concepts continue to resonate in today's global landscape.