Displacing Human Rights: War and Intervention in Northern Uganda
by Adam Branch
Adam Branch examines how war and international intervention affected human rights in Northern Uganda. Offering a critical perspective on humanitarian action and political change, this book explores the tensions between protecting rights and reshaping the societies where intervention occurs.
About This Book
Displacing Human Rights examines the relationship between war, intervention, and human rights in Northern Uganda.
Adam Branch considers how efforts presented as humanitarian or protective can reshape political realities and understandings of rights.
The book offers a critical perspective on international involvement and its consequences in a conflict-affected society.
It is suited to readers interested in human rights, African studies, political science, and the study of war and intervention.
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