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This book review will have little theoretical grounds on political philosophy. Therefore, given my ability to critique Simmons’ interpretations of various philosophers is limited, I write this review from the perspective of a human rights practitioner seeking a reader to understand how contemporary philosophy may be used to interpret the practices of human rights in contemporary world .&#x0D;This review will focus on the questions that were raised in the course of reading the book. With reference to thinkers in particular, I hav e chosen to mention a little more on Hanna Arendt and Spivak, whom I tried to acquaint myself with, when I had the time in the past. I fully admit that much of my analysis may lack and hope that readers will not be prevented from discovering these philosophers on their own terms.

Book Review: A Practitioner’s Reflections in Response to ‘Human Rights Law and the Marginalized Other’