Book Series

Critical Studies in Human Rights

This interdisciplinary series investigates a wide array of human rights issues from diverse intellectual perspectives. It seeks to move beyond standard academic approaches to embrace critically engaged scholarship, creative non-fiction writing, and works that take positions on the issues. The series interrogates the human rights related dimensions of phenomena such as colonisation, genocide, ecocide, racism, poverty, indigenous peoples rights, corporate power and extractive industries.

Series titles include:

• Capitalism, Colonisation and the Ecocide-Genocide Nexus by Martin Crook
• Mapping Crisis by Doug Specht
• Natural Resource Development and Human Rights in Latin America by Malayna Raftopoulos and
  Radosław Powęska

Series Editor

Professor Damien Short
Co-Director: Human Rights Consortium
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
damien.short@sas.ac.uk