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How Rights Move
By David Rodin, Joel Rosenthal
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, November 11, 2009
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David Rodin explores the logic governing how rights may be lost, acquired, and transferred—how they "move"—and the implications this has for how we justify and prosecute war.
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