"Are human rights universal or are they a Western value and therefore inappropriate and irrelevant for other cultures? With this volume, Katerina Dalacoura addresses the question of human rights in an international context."@en
"This timely book, newly revised for this edition, addresses the question of human rights in the international context, focusing in particular on the interaction between human rights as a value and norm in international relations and Islam as a constituent of political culture in particular societies. Katerina Dalacoura's argument proceeds at two levels. Firstly, it reaches a consistent normative position on the question of human rights. Secondly, the theoretical argument is reinforced through a detailed study both of the precepts of Islam and the role of Islam in the political process of 20th."@en

"Islam, phileleutherismos kai anthrōpina dikaiōmata : epiptōseis stis diethneis scheseis"
"Islam, liberalism and human rights"@en
"Islam, liberalism and human rights"
"Islam, Liberalism and Human Rights"@en
"Islam, Liberalism and Human Rights"
"Islam, liberalism and humaa rights : implications for international relations"@en
"Islam, liberalism and human rights : implications for international relations"@en
"Islam, liberalism and human rights : implications for international relations"
"Islam, liberalism and human rights implications for international relations"@en
"Islam, liberalism and human rights implications for international relations"
"Islam, Liberalism and Human Rights Implications for International Relations"