This review sets out the central arguments of Onora O’Neill’s book Justice Across Boundaries: Whose Obligations? and argues that whilst she puts forward a variety of incisive criticisms of the international human rights movement she fails to present any positive argument for improving it. Ultimately the book is an exceptional piece of criticism that lacks any significant attempt to solve the many problems that O'Neill highlighted.
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Department of Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 19143, PADepartment of Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 19143, PA