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Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice

4.32 ( 22 Ratings by Goodreads)
Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice

Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice

4.32 (22 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 31 October, 2002
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In a thoroughly revised edition of Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice (more than half of the material is new), Jack Donnelly elaborates a theory of human rights, addresses arguments of cultural relativism and explores the efficacy of bilateral and multilateral international action. Entirely new chapters address prominent post-Cold War issues including humanitarian intervention, democracy and human rights, Asian values , group rights and discrimination against sexual minorities.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780801487767
ISBN10 0801487765
Number Of Pages 304
Item Weight 340 g
Product Dimensions 152 x 20 x 226 mm
Publisher / Reseller Cornell University Press
Format paperback
Edition 2
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What Donnelly does better than anyone else is to lay before the reader a coherent conceptual framework for an understanding of international human rights as an operative part of international life. . . .Part of what makes this book such a work of academic excellence is the extent to which each sentence imparts the sense of being carefully wrought and fully considered. It remains at the top of any bibliography of indispensable books dealing with human rights. Richard Falk, Human Rights and Human Welfare (Vol.3, 2003)


This wide-ranging book looks at all aspects of human rights, drawing upon political theory, sociology, and international relations as well as international law. . . . Donnelly deals successfully with two of the principal challenges to the notion of the universality of human rights: the argument that some non-Western societies are not subject to Western norms, and the claim that economic development may require the sacrifice of some human rights. Foreign Affairs (reviewing the first edition)

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