The relational politics of shame: Evidence from the universal periodic review

Overview of attention for article published in The Review of International Organizations, January 2017

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@eugene_finkel @RochelleTerman's dissertation https://t.co/uHt9GKiBfX and her research with @ErikVoeten https://t.co/NkzrspGxaM

07 May 2021

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RT @RoyaPak: Fascinating talk by @RochelleTerman about efficacy & challenges of the "naming and shaming" mechanism in UN Universal Periodic…

16 Nov 2020

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RT @RoyaPak: Fascinating talk by @RochelleTerman about efficacy & challenges of the "naming and shaming" mechanism in UN Universal Periodic…

14 Nov 2020

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Fascinating talk by @RochelleTerman about efficacy & challenges of the "naming and shaming" mechanism in UN Universal Periodic Review. My fellow human rights practitioners, this is a must-read article https://t.co/uJTyGWCXoh & forthcoming book 📚

13 Nov 2020

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