Socializing States: Promoting Human Rights through International Law

摘要: Table of Contents Chapter 1. Introduction: Rethinking State Socialization and International Human Rights Law A. The Empirical Study B. Objectives the Project C. Theorizing D. Advancing Understanding E. Outline Book PART I. A THEORY OF INFLUENCE 2. Three Mechanisms Social Influence Material inducement Persuasion Acculturation as Incomplete Internalization: Distinguishing Sanctions Rewards: Inducement Illustration: in Global Diffusion Markets Democracy 3. States: Theoretical Model Patterns Practice Isomorphism across states Decoupling within integration correlation 4. networks 5. Institutionalization 6. Contagion effects: adoption by other is a predictor subsequent 7. Lack with geopolitical vulnerability or powerful states' interests 8. Discerning Process Micro-Acculturation: Qualitative analysis case studies Record Studies Outside Environmental policy public education Network effects rights Constitutional design Substantive protections: Children's women's human Regional/ " Simmons' Mobilizing for Objections Clarifications Does our account assume acculturation spreads desirable laws policies? Could material inducements provide an equally plausible explanation observed behavior? Is global-level driven hegemonic interests? II. APPLICATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS REGIME DESIGN Conditional Membership: Community Delimitation Precision Legal Obligations: Rule-making Monitoring Enforcement: Rule-breakers III. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS STATE SOCIALIZATION Problem Compliance without Reform Moving beyond Decoupling: progression Domestic political opportunity structure I: External audience II: Internal Escalating demands global civil society Evolutionary state learning causal dispensability domestic society/NGOs Managing Designing institutions to reduce gap 9. Toward Integrated Taking Seriously Negative Interactions between Conveyance prevalence information Overjustification social signaling self-perception self-determination Sequencing Effects Conditions Mechanism Success Targeting Capacity Target Actor Characteristics agent characteristics 10. Conclusion: Stock Future Research Our Major Claims Normative Applications Work