Pour une déclaration universelle des droits des peuples is a concise French treatise that examines the principles of self‑determination and national sovereignty. Drawing on international law and historical case studies, the author argues for a universal framework that protects the rights of peoples to self‑governance and cultural preservation. The book offers a critical perspective on the evolution of human rights norms and their application in contemporary geopolitical contexts, making it a valuable resource for scholars of political science, international relations, and legal studies.