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China's ascent is often discussed in economic or geo-strategic terms. Yet little attention is paid to the ways in which … China's growing assertiveness in international relations will lead to novel challenges for human rights. Chinese foreign … (potential) power and intent to reframe international human rights debates. This paper thus problematizes how the rise of China …

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Human Rights Versus National Security in Public Opinion on Foreign Affairs South Korea Views of North Korea 2008-2019

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While human rights are an integral part of democratic rule, the extent that public opinion in democracies prioritize human rights in foreign countries relative to other competing foreign policy priorities is not clear. This is particularly the case when a country poses a serious security threat...

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