This textbook offers an economic analysis of various human rights topics: capital punishment, violence against women, asylum-seeking, genocide, and hate crime. Readers gain a fundamental understanding of the history and background of the issues, the decision making process involved, and the benefits and costs leading to the decisions.
This textbook offers an economic analysis of various human rights topics: capital punishment, violence against women, asylum-seeking, genocide, and hate crime. Readers gain a fundamental understanding of the history and background of the issues, the decision making process involved, and the benefits and costs leading to the decisions.
Elizabeth M. Wheaton is a senior lecturer in economics at Southern Methodist University, USA, the founder and CEO of Equip the Saints, a nonprofit consultancy that works to strengthen nonprofit organizations worldwide and to equip world changers to fulfil their personal missions, and a researcher on the subjects of child labor and the economics of human rights. She believes that you don't need a title, unlimited time, or abundant resources to change the world.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements, Preface. 1. Economics of Human Rights. 2. Economics of Capital Punishment. 3. Economics of Violence against Women. 4. Economics of Seeking Asylum. 5. Economics of Terrorism. 6. The Economics of Child Abuse. 7. Economics of Genocide. 8. Economics of Hate. Index
Acknowledgements, Preface. 1. Economics of Human Rights. 2. Economics of Capital Punishment. 3. Economics of Violence against Women. 4. Economics of Seeking Asylum. 5. Economics of Terrorism. 6. The Economics of Child Abuse. 7. Economics of Genocide. 8. Economics of Hate. Index
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