International Human Rights: Universalism Versus RelativismThe universality of international human rights has been an enduring issue. This volume argues that the positions of universalists and cultural relativists are not diametrically opposed and that it is possible to demonstrate, empirically and cross-culturally, the existence of worldwide human rights. This anthropological look at a long-standing legal and philosophical issue will be of value to scholars and human rights activists alike. |
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The UDHR contains primarily civil and political rights ( those favored by Western nations ) as well as a few economic , social , and cultural rights ( those championed by the Third World and the Soviet bloc ) .
The UDHR contains primarily civil and political rights ( those favored by Western nations ) as well as a few economic , social , and cultural rights ( those championed by the Third World and the Soviet bloc ) .
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Because Western opposition to economic rights was so entrenched , it seemed advisable to have two separate documents : “ Realistically it appeared that if Western governments would obstruct a comprehensive covenant , two agreements ...
Because Western opposition to economic rights was so entrenched , it seemed advisable to have two separate documents : “ Realistically it appeared that if Western governments would obstruct a comprehensive covenant , two agreements ...
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While these articles clearly embody the preferred set of political devices of Western liberal democratic regimes , the provisions may not be universally accepted . From the Third World perspective , Article 21 seeks to “ universalize ...
While these articles clearly embody the preferred set of political devices of Western liberal democratic regimes , the provisions may not be universally accepted . From the Third World perspective , Article 21 seeks to “ universalize ...
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Acknowledgments | 7 |
The Concept of Human Rights | 39 |
Relativism Revisited | 61 |
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| Titlu | International Human Rights: Universalism Versus Relativism Volumul 6 din Frontiers of Anthropology |
| Autor | Alison Dundes Renteln |
| Ediție | ilustrată |
| Editor | SAGE Publications, 1990 |
| Exemplar original de la | Universitatea din Michigan |
| Scanată la | 13 oct. 2008 |
| ISBN | 0803935056, 9780803935051 |
| Lungime | 208 pagini |
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