Delve into the critical intersection of human rights and poverty with the Research Handbook on Human Rights and Poverty. This essential guide examines how inequality, power dynamics, and deprivation impact economic, social, cultural, civil, and political rights. Featuring leading experts, it proposes a future research agenda to tackle poverty and inequality head-on, exploring its links to race, gender, age, disability, geography, and migration. Discover analyses of housing, land, health, work, and education rights, alongside challenges from corruption, climate change, and technology. Perfect for academics, students, and practitioners working to address poverty globally. A vital resource for understanding and advancing human rights in the face of growing inequality.