Human Rights, Minority Rights, Women's Rights. Proceedings of the 19th world congress of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy (IVR) New York, June 24-30, 1999
Der Kongress stand unter dem Thema: "The Transformation of Legal Systems and Economies in an Age of Global Interdependence". Die für diesen Band ausgewählten Beiträge dokumentieren die große thematische Spannbreite der Diskussionen.
Inhalt: Louis E. Wolcher: Thinking Critically About Human Rights (11-18). I. Some Problems and Questions: Carl Wellman: The Universal Declaration - Ambiguous or Amphibious? (19-24); Koji Nakamura: Human Rights and Self-determination (25-32); Hyun Sub Yun: The Logical Nexus of Two Categories of Human Rights. A Theory on the Transcendental and the Empirical Human Rights (33-44); María José Falcón y Tella: Legal Justification for Civil Disobedience: A Right to no Law? (45-52). II. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Paloma Duran: Development and social rights. Economy and solidarity (53-58); Agustin Squella: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Swimming Against the Tide? (59-62). III. Women's Rights: Anindita N. Balslev: Reflections on Women's Rights and Cultural Norms (63-71); Shaireen Rasheed: Gendered Ethical Discourse and the "Impartiality of Justice" (72-77); Juliana Neuenschwander Magalhães: Women and Human Rights (78-82). IV. Minority Rights: Elena Pariotti: Nationality and Fundamental Rights Between Cultural and Political Identity (83-94); Juan Carlos Morales Manzur: Los derechos humanos de las minorías indígenas en las zonas fronterizas Latinoamericanas: Integración o desintegración (95-110). V. Another Point of View: Kevin T. Jackson: Normative Systemization for Integrating Human Rights into International Business Ethics (111-145).
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