1 Rex Martin and James W. Nickel (1980), 'recent Work on The Concept of Rights', American Philosophical Quarterly, 17, Pp. 165-80. = 1
2 Joel Feinberg (1992), 'in Defence of Moral Rights', Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 12, Pp. 149-69. = 17
3 J. Raz (1984), 'on The Nature of Rights', Mind, 93, Pp. 194-214. = 39
4 H.l.a. Hart (1955), 'are There Any Natural Rights?', Philosophical Review, 64, Pp. 175-91. = 61
5 David Lyons (1969), 'rights, Claimants, and Beneficiaries', American Philosophical Quarterly, 6, Pp. 173-85. = 79
6 Phillip Montague (1980), 'two Concepts of Rights', Philosophy and Public Affairs, 9, Pp. 372-84. = 93
7 Jeremy Waldron (1981), 'a Right to Do Wrong', Ethics, 92, Pp. 21-39. = 107
8 Jeremy Waldron (1989), 'rights in Conflict', Ethics, 99, Pp. 503-19. = 127
9 F.m. Kamm (2001), 'conflicts of Rights: Typology, Methodology, and Nonconsequentialism', Legal Theory, 7, Pp. 239-55. = 145
10 H.l.a. Hart (1982), 'natural Rights: Bentham and John Stuart Mill', in H.l.a Hart, Essays on Bentham, Oxford: Clarendon Press, Pp. 79-104. = 163
11 T.m. Scanlon (1977), 'rights, Goals, and Fairness', in Stuart Hampshire (ed.), Public and Private Morality, New York: Cambridge University Press, Pp. 93-111. = 189
12 Ronald Dworkin (1981), 'is There a Right to Pornography?', Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1, Pp. 177-212. = 209
13 Rodney Peffer (1978), 'a Defense of Rights to Well-being', Philosophy and Public Affairs, 8, Pp. 65-87. = 245
14 H.l.a. Hart (1979), 'between Utility and Rights', Columbia Law Review, 79, Pp. 828-46. = 269
15 Allen Buchanan (1984), 'what's So Special about Rights?', Social Philosophy and Policy, 2, Pp. 61-83. = 289
16 Richard J. Arneson (2001), 'against Rights', Philosophical Issues, 11, Pp. 172-201. = 313
17 Peter Jones (1999), 'group Rights and Group Oppression', Journal of Political Philosophy, 7, Pp. 353-77. = 343
18 Will Kymlicka (1996), 'the Good, The Bad, and The Intolerable', Dissent, Summer, Pp. 22-30. = 369
19 Seung-hwan Lee (1996), 'liberal Rights Or/and Confucian Virtues?', Philosophy East and West, 46, Pp. 367-79. = 379
20 Fred Dallmayr (2002), "'asian Values" and Global Human Rights', Philosophy East and West, 52, Pp. 173-89. = 393
21 Charles Taylor (1996), 'a World Consensus on Human Rights?', Dissent, Summer, Pp. 15-21. = 411
22 Joshua Cohen (2004), 'minimalism about Human Rights: The Most We Can Hope For?', Journal of Political Philosophy, 12, Pp. 190-213. = 419
Name Index = 443
2 Joel Feinberg (1992), 'in Defence of Moral Rights', Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 12, Pp. 149-69. = 17
3 J. Raz (1984), 'on The Nature of Rights', Mind, 93, Pp. 194-214. = 39
4 H.l.a. Hart (1955), 'are There Any Natural Rights?', Philosophical Review, 64, Pp. 175-91. = 61
5 David Lyons (1969), 'rights, Claimants, and Beneficiaries', American Philosophical Quarterly, 6, Pp. 173-85. = 79
6 Phillip Montague (1980), 'two Concepts of Rights', Philosophy and Public Affairs, 9, Pp. 372-84. = 93
7 Jeremy Waldron (1981), 'a Right to Do Wrong', Ethics, 92, Pp. 21-39. = 107
8 Jeremy Waldron (1989), 'rights in Conflict', Ethics, 99, Pp. 503-19. = 127
9 F.m. Kamm (2001), 'conflicts of Rights: Typology, Methodology, and Nonconsequentialism', Legal Theory, 7, Pp. 239-55. = 145
10 H.l.a. Hart (1982), 'natural Rights: Bentham and John Stuart Mill', in H.l.a Hart, Essays on Bentham, Oxford: Clarendon Press, Pp. 79-104. = 163
11 T.m. Scanlon (1977), 'rights, Goals, and Fairness', in Stuart Hampshire (ed.), Public and Private Morality, New York: Cambridge University Press, Pp. 93-111. = 189
12 Ronald Dworkin (1981), 'is There a Right to Pornography?', Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1, Pp. 177-212. = 209
13 Rodney Peffer (1978), 'a Defense of Rights to Well-being', Philosophy and Public Affairs, 8, Pp. 65-87. = 245
14 H.l.a. Hart (1979), 'between Utility and Rights', Columbia Law Review, 79, Pp. 828-46. = 269
15 Allen Buchanan (1984), 'what's So Special about Rights?', Social Philosophy and Policy, 2, Pp. 61-83. = 289
16 Richard J. Arneson (2001), 'against Rights', Philosophical Issues, 11, Pp. 172-201. = 313
17 Peter Jones (1999), 'group Rights and Group Oppression', Journal of Political Philosophy, 7, Pp. 353-77. = 343
18 Will Kymlicka (1996), 'the Good, The Bad, and The Intolerable', Dissent, Summer, Pp. 22-30. = 369
19 Seung-hwan Lee (1996), 'liberal Rights Or/and Confucian Virtues?', Philosophy East and West, 46, Pp. 367-79. = 379
20 Fred Dallmayr (2002), "'asian Values" and Global Human Rights', Philosophy East and West, 52, Pp. 173-89. = 393
21 Charles Taylor (1996), 'a World Consensus on Human Rights?', Dissent, Summer, Pp. 15-21. = 411
22 Joshua Cohen (2004), 'minimalism about Human Rights: The Most We Can Hope For?', Journal of Political Philosophy, 12, Pp. 190-213. = 419
Name Index = 443