Socio-Political Practice of Human Rights
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Socio-Political Practice of Human Rights
Between the Universal and the Particular
Grewal, Kiran Kaur
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2018
222
Mole
Inglês
9781138368088
15 a 20 dias
430
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List of Figures
Introduction
Part I The Debates
1. The universalism/cultural relativism debate
2. The place of law in human rights
3. The radical potential of human rights.
Part II The Case Studies
4. Kosovo - international humanitarianism and the narrative of 'ancient ethnic hatreds'
5. International legal institutions - site of empowerment or further marginalisation? The example of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
6. From civil to political society - human rights, knowledge and power in post-war Sri Lanka
Part III Retheorising Human Rights
7. Between the universal and the particular? Reframing the rights versus culture debate
8. Law as tool for positive social change
Conclusion - reinvigorating the radical potential of human rights
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part I The Debates
1. The universalism/cultural relativism debate
2. The place of law in human rights
3. The radical potential of human rights.
Part II The Case Studies
4. Kosovo - international humanitarianism and the narrative of 'ancient ethnic hatreds'
5. International legal institutions - site of empowerment or further marginalisation? The example of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
6. From civil to political society - human rights, knowledge and power in post-war Sri Lanka
Part III Retheorising Human Rights
7. Between the universal and the particular? Reframing the rights versus culture debate
8. Law as tool for positive social change
Conclusion - reinvigorating the radical potential of human rights
Bibliography
Index
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Human Rights;NATO Military Intervention;Tamil Nadu;ICJ;Sri Lankan Civil Society;Human Suffering;Civil Society;UN;Market Friendly Human Rights;Violate;Sri Lanka Case Study;Cosmopolitan Subaltern Legality;Sierra Leonean Society;Ancient Ethnic Hatreds;Bush Wife;Sri Lankan;UNMIK;International Criminal Trial;International Criminal Justice Institutions;Human Rights Training;NATO;Post-war;Human Rights Education;Young Men;NATO Airstrike
List of Figures
Introduction
Part I The Debates
1. The universalism/cultural relativism debate
2. The place of law in human rights
3. The radical potential of human rights.
Part II The Case Studies
4. Kosovo - international humanitarianism and the narrative of 'ancient ethnic hatreds'
5. International legal institutions - site of empowerment or further marginalisation? The example of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
6. From civil to political society - human rights, knowledge and power in post-war Sri Lanka
Part III Retheorising Human Rights
7. Between the universal and the particular? Reframing the rights versus culture debate
8. Law as tool for positive social change
Conclusion - reinvigorating the radical potential of human rights
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part I The Debates
1. The universalism/cultural relativism debate
2. The place of law in human rights
3. The radical potential of human rights.
Part II The Case Studies
4. Kosovo - international humanitarianism and the narrative of 'ancient ethnic hatreds'
5. International legal institutions - site of empowerment or further marginalisation? The example of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
6. From civil to political society - human rights, knowledge and power in post-war Sri Lanka
Part III Retheorising Human Rights
7. Between the universal and the particular? Reframing the rights versus culture debate
8. Law as tool for positive social change
Conclusion - reinvigorating the radical potential of human rights
Bibliography
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Human Rights;NATO Military Intervention;Tamil Nadu;ICJ;Sri Lankan Civil Society;Human Suffering;Civil Society;UN;Market Friendly Human Rights;Violate;Sri Lanka Case Study;Cosmopolitan Subaltern Legality;Sierra Leonean Society;Ancient Ethnic Hatreds;Bush Wife;Sri Lankan;UNMIK;International Criminal Trial;International Criminal Justice Institutions;Human Rights Training;NATO;Post-war;Human Rights Education;Young Men;NATO Airstrike