From Tragedy and Bloodshed, Michael Ignatieff Draws Human-Rights Ideals

By DANNY POSTEL

In diverse writings, he challenges those who would avoid taking responsibility

When Michael Ignatieff talks about conflict zones around the world in his

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seminar on "Human Rights, State Sovereignty, and Intervention," the main text is his own experience.

He has

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