Spanning two volumes, The SAGE Handbook of Human Rights brings together over 50
original chapters that examine human rights issues of both contemporary and
future significance. Combining a diverse range of work in a number of fields
from law, political science and philosophy to climate change, demography,
economics, geography, urban studies, mass communication, and business and
marketing, the Handbook is both comprehensive and current in scope and content.
Furthermore, it considers the manner in which human rights has come to play a
prominent role in popular culture in a section on human rights in art, film,
music and literature.