From the Global to the Local
How International Rights Reach Bangladesh's Children
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Focusing on the implementation of global human rights in Bangladesh, the book explores how these rights affect local children in urban slums and rural areas. It merges international relations theory with empirical sociological and anthropological research to offer insights into human rights governance in resource-limited contexts. The author examines the partnerships formed between governments, NGOs, and private businesses, highlighting the complexities of translating global norms into local practices and addressing the challenges faced by states in enforcing these rights.
