Human Rights Reader
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Human Rights Reader
Major Political Essays, Speeches, and Documents From Ancient Times to the Present
Ishay, Micheline R.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2022
694
Dura
Inglês
9780367639426
15 a 20 dias
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Preface to the Third Edition
New to the Third Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Human Rights: Historical and Contemporary Controversies
PART I: THE ORIGINS: SECULAR, ASIAN, AND MONOTHEISTIC TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 1: The Secular Tradition
CHAPTER 2: Asian and African Religions and Traditions
CHAPTER 3: Monotheistic Religions
PART II: THE LEGACY OF EARLY LIBERALISM AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
CHAPTER 4: Liberal Visions of Human Rights
CHAPTER 5: How to Promote a Liberal Conception of Human Rights
CHAPTER 6: Human Rights for Whom?
PART III: THE SOCIALIST CONTRIBUTION AND THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
CHAPTER 7: Challenging the Liberal Vision of Rights
CHAPTER 8: How to Promote a Socialist Perspective of Human Rights? Free Trade, Just War, and International Organizations
CHAPTER 9: Human Rights for Whom?
PART IV: THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE IMPERIAL AGE
CHAPTER 10: On the National Question
PART V: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION AND POPULISM
CHAPTER 11: Redefining Rights
CHAPTER 12: How to Protect and Promote Human Rights?
CHAPTER 13: Human Rights for Whom?
CHAPTER 14: Debating the Future of Human Rights
PART VI: HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS: A BRIEF HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
CHAPTER 15: Additional Documents
New to the Third Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Human Rights: Historical and Contemporary Controversies
PART I: THE ORIGINS: SECULAR, ASIAN, AND MONOTHEISTIC TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 1: The Secular Tradition
CHAPTER 2: Asian and African Religions and Traditions
CHAPTER 3: Monotheistic Religions
PART II: THE LEGACY OF EARLY LIBERALISM AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
CHAPTER 4: Liberal Visions of Human Rights
CHAPTER 5: How to Promote a Liberal Conception of Human Rights
CHAPTER 6: Human Rights for Whom?
PART III: THE SOCIALIST CONTRIBUTION AND THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
CHAPTER 7: Challenging the Liberal Vision of Rights
CHAPTER 8: How to Promote a Socialist Perspective of Human Rights? Free Trade, Just War, and International Organizations
CHAPTER 9: Human Rights for Whom?
PART IV: THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE IMPERIAL AGE
CHAPTER 10: On the National Question
PART V: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION AND POPULISM
CHAPTER 11: Redefining Rights
CHAPTER 12: How to Protect and Promote Human Rights?
CHAPTER 13: Human Rights for Whom?
CHAPTER 14: Debating the Future of Human Rights
PART VI: HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS: A BRIEF HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
CHAPTER 15: Additional Documents
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human rights;social justice;international law;international ethics;ethics;civil rights;civil liberties;Grotius;civil rights and liberties;Hugo Grotius;peace;Cultural Rights;peace studies;Civil Society;world peace;Young Men;gender studies;Cyber Security;religious liberty;United Nations;human justice;Vice Versa;justice;Mankind;Capital Punishment;international political economy;UN;freedom;International Criminal Court;political sociology;Germline Editing;democracy;Violating;globalism;Maximilien De Robespierre;socialism;Declaration Of Independence;primary sources;Rosa Luxemburg;reader;United States;anthology;Geneva Conventions;Humanism;Genome Editing;humanist;Credo;human dignity;Preamble;LGBT studies;Jus Post Bellum;gender and sexuality studies;Wartime;sexuality studies
Preface to the Third Edition
New to the Third Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Human Rights: Historical and Contemporary Controversies
PART I: THE ORIGINS: SECULAR, ASIAN, AND MONOTHEISTIC TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 1: The Secular Tradition
CHAPTER 2: Asian and African Religions and Traditions
CHAPTER 3: Monotheistic Religions
PART II: THE LEGACY OF EARLY LIBERALISM AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
CHAPTER 4: Liberal Visions of Human Rights
CHAPTER 5: How to Promote a Liberal Conception of Human Rights
CHAPTER 6: Human Rights for Whom?
PART III: THE SOCIALIST CONTRIBUTION AND THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
CHAPTER 7: Challenging the Liberal Vision of Rights
CHAPTER 8: How to Promote a Socialist Perspective of Human Rights? Free Trade, Just War, and International Organizations
CHAPTER 9: Human Rights for Whom?
PART IV: THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE IMPERIAL AGE
CHAPTER 10: On the National Question
PART V: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION AND POPULISM
CHAPTER 11: Redefining Rights
CHAPTER 12: How to Protect and Promote Human Rights?
CHAPTER 13: Human Rights for Whom?
CHAPTER 14: Debating the Future of Human Rights
PART VI: HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS: A BRIEF HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
CHAPTER 15: Additional Documents
New to the Third Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Human Rights: Historical and Contemporary Controversies
PART I: THE ORIGINS: SECULAR, ASIAN, AND MONOTHEISTIC TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 1: The Secular Tradition
CHAPTER 2: Asian and African Religions and Traditions
CHAPTER 3: Monotheistic Religions
PART II: THE LEGACY OF EARLY LIBERALISM AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
CHAPTER 4: Liberal Visions of Human Rights
CHAPTER 5: How to Promote a Liberal Conception of Human Rights
CHAPTER 6: Human Rights for Whom?
PART III: THE SOCIALIST CONTRIBUTION AND THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
CHAPTER 7: Challenging the Liberal Vision of Rights
CHAPTER 8: How to Promote a Socialist Perspective of Human Rights? Free Trade, Just War, and International Organizations
CHAPTER 9: Human Rights for Whom?
PART IV: THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE IMPERIAL AGE
CHAPTER 10: On the National Question
PART V: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION AND POPULISM
CHAPTER 11: Redefining Rights
CHAPTER 12: How to Protect and Promote Human Rights?
CHAPTER 13: Human Rights for Whom?
CHAPTER 14: Debating the Future of Human Rights
PART VI: HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS: A BRIEF HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
CHAPTER 15: Additional Documents
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
human rights;social justice;international law;international ethics;ethics;civil rights;civil liberties;Grotius;civil rights and liberties;Hugo Grotius;peace;Cultural Rights;peace studies;Civil Society;world peace;Young Men;gender studies;Cyber Security;religious liberty;United Nations;human justice;Vice Versa;justice;Mankind;Capital Punishment;international political economy;UN;freedom;International Criminal Court;political sociology;Germline Editing;democracy;Violating;globalism;Maximilien De Robespierre;socialism;Declaration Of Independence;primary sources;Rosa Luxemburg;reader;United States;anthology;Geneva Conventions;Humanism;Genome Editing;humanist;Credo;human dignity;Preamble;LGBT studies;Jus Post Bellum;gender and sexuality studies;Wartime;sexuality studies
