Acknowledgments = ix
List of Contributors = xi
Introduction: Reflections on Dialogues between Practitioners and Theorists of Human Rights = 1
Daniel A. Bell
SECTION I. NORTHERN INGOs AND SOUTHERN AID RECIPIENTS: THE CHALLENGE OF UNEQUAL POWER
1 The Pornography of Poverty: A Cautionary Fundraising Tale = 23
Betty Plewes and Rieky Stuart
2 An Imperfect Process: Funding Human Rights ? A Case Study = 38
Mona Younis
3 Transformational Development as the Key to Housing Rights = 54
Steven Weir
4 Human Rights INGOs and the North?South Gap: The Challenge of Normative and Empirical Learning = 79
Bonny Ibhawoh
SECTION II. INGOs AND GOVERNMENTS: THE CHALLENGE OF DEALING WITH STATES THAT RESTRICT THE ACTIVITIES OF INGOs
5 Dilemmas Facing NGOs in Coalition-Occupied Iraq = 99
Lyal S. Sunga
6 Human Rights in Action: Supporting Human Rights Work in Authoritarian Countries = 117
Birgit Lindsnæs, Hans-Otto Sano, and Hatla Thelle
7 Driving without a Map: Implementing Legal Projects in China Aimed at Improving Human Rights = 132
Sophia Woodman
8 Normative Compliance and Hard Bargaining: INGOs and China's Response to International Human Rights Criticism = 151
Sun Zhe
SECTION III. INGOs AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS: THE CHALLENGE OF DEALING WITH GLOBAL POVERTY
9 Defending Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: Practical Issues Faced by an International Human Rights Organization = 169
Kenneth Roth
10 Thinking through Social and Economic Rights = 181
Neera Chandhoke
Response to the Critique of Neera Chandhoke = 198
Kenneth Roth
A Final Response to Kenneth Roth = 201
Neera Chandhoke
11 Amnesty International and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights = 204
Curt Goering
12 Moral Priorities for International Human Rights NGOs = 218
Thomas Pogge
13 The Problem of Doing Good in a World That Isn't: Reflections on the Ethical Challenges Facing INGOs = 257
Joseph H. Carens
Respect and Disagreement: A Response to Joseph Carens = 273
Thomas Pogge
Conclusion: INGOs as Collective Mobilization of Transnational Solidarity: Implications for Human Rights Work at the United Nations = 279
Jean-Marc Coicaud
Index = 303
List of Contributors = xi
Introduction: Reflections on Dialogues between Practitioners and Theorists of Human Rights = 1
Daniel A. Bell
SECTION I. NORTHERN INGOs AND SOUTHERN AID RECIPIENTS: THE CHALLENGE OF UNEQUAL POWER
1 The Pornography of Poverty: A Cautionary Fundraising Tale = 23
Betty Plewes and Rieky Stuart
2 An Imperfect Process: Funding Human Rights ? A Case Study = 38
Mona Younis
3 Transformational Development as the Key to Housing Rights = 54
Steven Weir
4 Human Rights INGOs and the North?South Gap: The Challenge of Normative and Empirical Learning = 79
Bonny Ibhawoh
SECTION II. INGOs AND GOVERNMENTS: THE CHALLENGE OF DEALING WITH STATES THAT RESTRICT THE ACTIVITIES OF INGOs
5 Dilemmas Facing NGOs in Coalition-Occupied Iraq = 99
Lyal S. Sunga
6 Human Rights in Action: Supporting Human Rights Work in Authoritarian Countries = 117
Birgit Lindsnæs, Hans-Otto Sano, and Hatla Thelle
7 Driving without a Map: Implementing Legal Projects in China Aimed at Improving Human Rights = 132
Sophia Woodman
8 Normative Compliance and Hard Bargaining: INGOs and China's Response to International Human Rights Criticism = 151
Sun Zhe
SECTION III. INGOs AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS: THE CHALLENGE OF DEALING WITH GLOBAL POVERTY
9 Defending Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: Practical Issues Faced by an International Human Rights Organization = 169
Kenneth Roth
10 Thinking through Social and Economic Rights = 181
Neera Chandhoke
Response to the Critique of Neera Chandhoke = 198
Kenneth Roth
A Final Response to Kenneth Roth = 201
Neera Chandhoke
11 Amnesty International and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights = 204
Curt Goering
12 Moral Priorities for International Human Rights NGOs = 218
Thomas Pogge
13 The Problem of Doing Good in a World That Isn't: Reflections on the Ethical Challenges Facing INGOs = 257
Joseph H. Carens
Respect and Disagreement: A Response to Joseph Carens = 273
Thomas Pogge
Conclusion: INGOs as Collective Mobilization of Transnational Solidarity: Implications for Human Rights Work at the United Nations = 279
Jean-Marc Coicaud
Index = 303