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Human Rights as Ethics, Politics and Law
av Namli, Elena
Häftad bok. Uppsala. 2014. 225+(4) sidor.

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Mycket gott skick. Printed wrappers. Owner's signature. Uppsala Studies in Social Ethics 43.

Säljare: BROCKSTEDT OSKARSSON, ERIK (företag)

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ISBN

9789155489779

Titel

Human Rights as Ethics, Politics and Law

Författare

Namli, Elena

Förlag

Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis

Utgivningsår

2014

Omfång

225 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Mått

154 x 223 mm Ryggbredd 19 mm

Vikt

421 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

This study offers a critical approach to the connections between the law, politics, and morality as they figure in human rights discourse. It argues that human rights must be understood – ethically, politically, and legally – through the prism of reasonable skepticism towards the legitimacy of contemporary institutions for the protection of human rights. The colonial legacy of human rights, the lack of transparent principles for dealing with conflicting rights, and the counterproductive overemphasis upon the importance of legal instruments are considered as offering serious challenges to the lasting legitimacy of human rights. These challenges are analyzed by means of selected human rights-related cases as well as theoretical discussion.

Uppsala 9789155489779

ISBN: 9789155489779
Titel: Human Rights as Ethics, Politics and Law
Författare: Namli, Elena
Förlag: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis
Utgivningsår: 2014
Omfång: 225 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Mått: 154 x 223 mm Ryggbredd 19 mm
Vikt: 421 g
Språk: English

This study offers a critical approach to the connections between the law, politics, and morality as they figure in human rights discourse. It argues that human rights must be understood – ethically, politically, and legally – through the prism of reasonable skepticism towards the legitimacy of contemporary institutions for the protection of human rights. The colonial legacy of human rights, the lack of transparent principles for dealing with conflicting rights, and the counterproductive overemphasis upon the importance of legal instruments are considered as offering serious challenges to the lasting legitimacy of human rights. These challenges are analyzed by means of selected human rights-related cases as well as theoretical discussion.