Editorial
Sandra Borda Guzmán
ONG, Estados y derechos humanos
Issue 69 | 2009
Table of Contents
Editorial
Analysis
New Human Rights Issues. Understanding Their Contentious Rise
Clifford Bob
Communicative action and human rights in Colombia. When words fail
Alison Brysk
U.S. Human Rights Activism and Plan Colombia
Winifred Tate
International NGOs and Human Rights in Colombia. A vigorous and unavoidable blow of civil society
Erli Margarita Marín Aranguren
Strange Bedfellows. NGOs and Businesses Move from Conflict to Cooperation
Carsten Wieland
Non-Governmental Actors and Foreign Policy. On the Subject of the Academic Sector and the Design of Colombian Migratory Foreign Policy
Martha Ardila
Human Rights, Migrants, and Transnationalism. The ACAT case in France
Olga L. González
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. A Proposal for Negotiation
Luis E. Bosemberg
What Do the Peace Workshops Mean for the European Union?
Dorly Castañeda
Coyuntura
Barack Obama: the Dimensions of his Challenge
Juan Gabriel Tokatlian
Nuevas perspectivas
Transnational Defense Networks. The Recent Case of the Colombian State in the Context of the Intervention of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Néstor Julián Ramírez Sierra