In its most fundamental sense, respect may be defined as an interrelation among individual human beings in which they reciprocally honor each other\u27s freedom of choice about participation in the value processes of the world community and its component parts. The central demand amidst all the rising common demands of peoples about the world today for the better clarification and securing of human rights would appear to be that of the individual for respect in this sense. The culminating achievement for a community that aspires to honor these demands and better to secure human rights may be described as that of a public and civic order in which individuals are subjected to the least possible coercion, from either public or private sources,...
This article examines the relations between the choice theory of rights of rights and Hillel Steiner...
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In its most fundamental sense, respect may be defined as an interrelation among individual human bei...
In the fundamental sense with which we are here concerned, respect is defined as an interrelation am...
The demands for human rights being made today around the world are heir to all the great historic mo...
It is only from a perspective of centuries that the United Nations program for human rights can be...
“Human dignity” is the foundation of the human rights discourse that evolved around the United Natio...
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Abstract: The moral quality of social coexistence and cooperation depends very much on the terms of ...
From the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, through the adoption of the International Co...
Our modern identity can be defined by the search of two forms of recognition: the recognition of our...
The theory of human rights conforms to a traditional concept of community. This traditional concept...
It is particularly opportune that this centenary meeting of the International Law Association should...
Universal Human Rights brings new clarity to the important and highly contested concept universal hu...
This article examines the relations between the choice theory of rights of rights and Hillel Steiner...
The equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, ju...
The concept of citizenship contains the idea of integral participation on the life of the society, w...
In its most fundamental sense, respect may be defined as an interrelation among individual human bei...
In the fundamental sense with which we are here concerned, respect is defined as an interrelation am...
The demands for human rights being made today around the world are heir to all the great historic mo...
It is only from a perspective of centuries that the United Nations program for human rights can be...
“Human dignity” is the foundation of the human rights discourse that evolved around the United Natio...
The article examines the concept of universalism of human rights, which came into prominence after W...
Abstract: The moral quality of social coexistence and cooperation depends very much on the terms of ...
From the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, through the adoption of the International Co...
Our modern identity can be defined by the search of two forms of recognition: the recognition of our...
The theory of human rights conforms to a traditional concept of community. This traditional concept...
It is particularly opportune that this centenary meeting of the International Law Association should...
Universal Human Rights brings new clarity to the important and highly contested concept universal hu...
This article examines the relations between the choice theory of rights of rights and Hillel Steiner...
The equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, ju...
The concept of citizenship contains the idea of integral participation on the life of the society, w...