Right or robust? The sensitive nature of repression to globalization

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Studies provide support link between economic globalization and suppression of various human rights, while the problem is to operationalize a wide array of indicators to measure investment, to theorize investment effects very broadly and make far-reaching substantive claims. As empirical gauges measure different aspects, only the relationship between globalization and human rights is crucial, but the accumulation of knowledge is robust only through public and explicit clarifications.

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The Hegemon's purse: no economic peace between democracies

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The extension of the analyses that democracies are more likely to enact sanctions without going against the democratic principles is discussed. It is done by improving their methodology and sample size, examining the interactions between the variables, and testing additional hypothesis.

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Justice lost! The failure of International Human rights law to matter where needed most

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The article seeks to expose the failure of the effectiveness of human rights in repressive countries where abuse related incidents are particularly high.

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