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The historic and global quest for human rights has arguably
reached a mature
phase. Though the effort to open new areas for codification
and dissemination continues, the emphasis has moved toward
implementation and monitoring of performance. A growing
range of actors are intimately involved in this effort,
including the private sector and NGOs as well as
inter-governmental and governmental bodies. The panel will
address the state of the art from each of these perspectives
and assess progress to date and the obstacles ahead.
Moderator: Ed Luck, Professor of
Practice in International & Public Affairs, SIPA; Director
of the Center on International Organization, Columbia
University
Discussant: Michael
Doyle, Harold Brown Professor of
U.S. Foreign and Security Policy; Department of
International and Public Affairs and Columbia Law School
Alumni Panelists:
Fred Abrahams,
MIA ‘95, Senior Emergencies Researcher, Human Rights
Watch
Darryl Knudsen,
MIA ‘03, Manager of Global Partnerships, Gap, Inc.
Social Responsibility
Felice Gaer,
CERT ’71, Executive Director, Jacob Blaustein Institute
Q&A
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