Introduction, human rights : historical and contemporary controversies / Micheline R. Ishay
Pt. I. The origins : secular, Asian, and monotheistic traditions = 1
Ch. 1. Liberty, tolerance, and codes of justice = 7
Ch. 2. Social and economic justice = 39
Ch. 3. Justice, war, and peace = 55
Ch. 4. Justice for whom? = 73
Pt. II. The legacy of liberalism and the Enlightenment = 93
Ch. 5. Liberal visions of human rights = 95
Ch. 6. How to promote a liberal conception of human rights = 125
Ch. 7. Human rights for whom? = 163
Pt. III. The socialist contribution and the industrial age = 189
Ch. 8. Challenging the liberal vision of rights = 197
Ch. 9. How to promote a socialist perspective of human rights = 225
Ch. 10. Human rights for whom? = 261
Pt. IV. The right to self-determination and the imperial age = 283
Ch. 11. On the national question = 289
Pt. V. Human rights in the era of globalization = 333
Ch. 12. Redefining rights in the new millennium = 339
Ch. 13. Human rights for whom? : cultural and group rights versus universalism = 389
Ch. 14. How to promote human rights = 437
Pt. VI. Human rights and legal documents : a brief historical narrative = 475
Ch. 15. Documents = 483
Pt. I. The origins : secular, Asian, and monotheistic traditions = 1
Ch. 1. Liberty, tolerance, and codes of justice = 7
Ch. 2. Social and economic justice = 39
Ch. 3. Justice, war, and peace = 55
Ch. 4. Justice for whom? = 73
Pt. II. The legacy of liberalism and the Enlightenment = 93
Ch. 5. Liberal visions of human rights = 95
Ch. 6. How to promote a liberal conception of human rights = 125
Ch. 7. Human rights for whom? = 163
Pt. III. The socialist contribution and the industrial age = 189
Ch. 8. Challenging the liberal vision of rights = 197
Ch. 9. How to promote a socialist perspective of human rights = 225
Ch. 10. Human rights for whom? = 261
Pt. IV. The right to self-determination and the imperial age = 283
Ch. 11. On the national question = 289
Pt. V. Human rights in the era of globalization = 333
Ch. 12. Redefining rights in the new millennium = 339
Ch. 13. Human rights for whom? : cultural and group rights versus universalism = 389
Ch. 14. How to promote human rights = 437
Pt. VI. Human rights and legal documents : a brief historical narrative = 475
Ch. 15. Documents = 483