International Human Rights Law and Practice in Latin America

By Ellen L. Lutz, K. Sikkink. International Organization, 2000

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Trading Human Rights: How Preferential Trade Agreements Influence Government Repression (2005, background): “10 17 /S 00 20 81 83 05 05 02 16 P ub lis he d on lin e by C am br id ge U ni ve rs ity P re ss ereign governments’ behaviors toward individuals, and a great many scholars of international law and politics believe they are a valuable source of domestic policy change, encouraging repressors to change”
Treaty Compliance and Violation (2010, background): “…constructivists recognize that reputation surely matters to governments and their constituencies, but reputational concerns themselves are hardly exogenously given constructs; they are the result of intense socialization among state elites within a particular region(Lutz & Sikkink 2000).”
Mind the Gap: State Capacity and the Implementation of Human Rights Treaties (2015, background): “See Butler, Gluch, and Mitchell 2007; and Lutz and Sikkink 2000.”