Corina Lacatus Boeken

The effectiveness of human rights agencies globally is analyzed through a survey conducted by Cora Lacatus, who explores the factors contributing to their success or failure. She emphasizes the critical role of international support, particularly from organizations like the European Union, in establishing performance standards and providing political backing. Additionally, Lacatus examines how these agencies foster domestic political support and their significance in signaling governmental commitment to human rights, making this work essential for scholars in international relations.

This textbook offers a unique blend of theoretical insights and practical guidance specifically for qualitative research methods. It presents step-by-step instructions on conducting qualitative research while illustrating these concepts with examples from seminal published studies. This makes it an invaluable resource for students and researchers seeking a comprehensive understanding of discipline-specific qualitative methodologies.

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