Despite some acknowledgement that there is a link between social movements and human rights, the dominant literature from both proponents and critics of human rights has not recognized this link as analytically significant. Consequently, its impacts have been effectively "hidden" from consideration and discussion. I argue that if we analyze the relationship between social movements, human rights, and power, we get a very different picture both of the origins and development of human rights and, significantly, of their potentials and limitations
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
The contributions to this volume eschew the long-held approach of either dismissing human rights as ...
Human rights and social movements have long had mutually constitutive relationships with each other,...
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Challenging the traditional notion of rights as claims recognised by law, the article argues that th...
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
The international human rights movement is facing growing problems of irrelevance to people's daily ...
Social movements emerge as part of and in response to the prevailing relations of power. They emerge...
Through mapping the rights discourse and the transformations in transnational finance capitalism sin...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
The contributions to this volume eschew the long-held approach of either dismissing human rights as ...
Human rights and social movements have long had mutually constitutive relationships with each other,...
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
Human rights are particularly relevant in contexts in which there are significant asymmetries of pow...
Challenging the traditional notion of rights as claims recognised by law, the article argues that th...
Paradoxically, the political success of human rights is often taken to be its philosophical failing....
The international human rights movement is facing growing problems of irrelevance to people's daily ...
Social movements emerge as part of and in response to the prevailing relations of power. They emerge...
Through mapping the rights discourse and the transformations in transnational finance capitalism sin...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...
There is a marked disjuncture today between the generalized critique and rejection of human rights b...