Itamar Mann is a legal scholar currently based at the University of Haifa Faculty of Law, Israel. His work focuses on international law and political theory. He has published in the areas of human rights, refugee and migration law, political theory, and international criminal law. He has also acted as an advocate on behalf of migrants and refugees as a lawyer in Tel Aviv. During 2009¿10 he held a fellowship during which he reported for Human Rights Watch from Greece and Turkey.
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Introduction. Humanity washed ashore 1. Flagless vessel 2. What is a human rights claim? 3. What is a human rights commitment? 4. Between moral blackmail and moral risk 5. The place where we stand 6. Imagination and the human rights encounter Conclusion. The dual foundation of international law Postscript.
Introduction. Humanity washed ashore 1. Flagless vessel 2. What is a human rights claim? 3. What is a human rights commitment? 4. Between moral blackmail and moral risk 5. The place where we stand 6. Imagination and the human rights encounter Conclusion. The dual foundation of international law Postscript.
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