Introduction
DAMIAN ETONE, AMNA NAZIR, AND ALICE STOREY
PART I: Theoretical and Conceptual Approaches to Understanding the UPR Mechanism
1 The Universal Periodic Review as an Evolving Process: Examining the Path of Development
KATHRYN MCNEILLY
2 The Universal Periodic Review as Utopia
AMNA NAZIR, ALICE STOREY, AND JON YORKE
3 What Is the UPR? Thinking About the UPR as a Source of International Law
FREDERICK COWELL
4 Putting Down Roots: Analysis of UPR Recommendations in the First Three Cycles
EDWARD R. MCMAHON AND TOMEK BOTWICZ
PART II: The Relationship Between the UPR and Other Human Rights Mechanisms
5 Searching for Recommendation Alignment Across UN Human Rights Bodies
ELVIRA DOMINGUEZ-REDONDO AND RHONA SMITH
6 The Universal Periodic Review and Transitional Justice
DAMIAN ETONE
7 Universal Periodic Review Prospects for Promoting Support for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP)
LOUISA ASHLEY
PART III: Assessing State and Regional Engagement With the UPR Mechanism
8 Still a ‘Mutual Praise Society’? The African Group at the Universal Periodic Review
EDUARD JORDAAN
9 The Significance of the UPR in the Absence of a Regional Human Rights System: The Case of the Asia Pacific
FIONA MCGAUGHEY, AMY MAGUIRE, NATALIE BAIRD, JAMES GOMEZ, AND ROMULO NAYACALEVU
10 Unpacking the Enigma of Reporting Under the Universal Periodic Review: The Case of Three Southeast Asian Countries
KAZUO FUKUDA
11 Navigating Devolution at the UPR: The Case of the United Kingdom
MICHAEL LANE