This book examines human rights provisions in peace agreements and through them the role of human rights protection in peace processes. It focusses on peace agr... » 

This book examines human rights provisions in peace agreements and through them the role of human rights protection in peace processes. It focusses on peace agreements in South Africa, Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine, and Bosnia Herzigovnia, and also draws upon a review of peace agreements in over 40 countries. It compares the realpolitik of what parties agree to in peace agreements with international law provisions relating to human rights. Readership: Lawyers, Scholars and Students of Human Rights, international law, and international politics «