Add to ORKGThe author introduces a fundamental distinction between human rights and the law of human rights which is subsequent to these rights. While examining these issues, the author follows M. Piechowiak and his way of understanding human rights. According to Piechowiak, human rights are objectively existing relationships between a human being and a global good, welfare that is due to him/her. Particular aspects of this global good are what we used to call an object of a particular human right. Therefore, human rights have an ontic nature. These relationships have their normative consequences. It may be stated that these relationships ontologically justify that the norms protecting these rights (actually these relationships) stay in force. Th...
Human rights law was first asserted in the context of the emancipation of the American colonies and ...
Thesis advisor: David M. RasmussenIn this dissertation I argue for an approach that conceives human ...
In Between Facts and Norms, Habermas articulates a system of rights, including human rights, within ...
The author introduces a fundamental distinction between human rights and the law of human rights whi...
The author introduces a fundamental distinction between human rights and the law of human rights whi...
Human rights are, literally, the rights we have simply because we are human. They are equal rights: ...
The concept of human rights, supposedly of universal importance, is usually derived from the traditi...
Human rights are an issue of a particular importance. Hovewer, in opinion of Hanna Waskiewicz, there...
The traditional understanding of human rights as divine or inborn is out of fashion today. Positivis...
Do human rights constitute a new world ethos (Weltethik)? And are these rights one of the few places...
There is a great social importance of international, regional, state and practically individual char...
A long-term discussion about legal understanding has identified some main approaches to defining its...
In the last fifty years, human rights law has grown dramatically in breadth, complexity and influenc...
Early in the history of the United States, human rights, then often termed the rights of man, were...
The practice of recognition and protection of "human rights" have a long history, respectively, and ...
Human rights law was first asserted in the context of the emancipation of the American colonies and ...
Thesis advisor: David M. RasmussenIn this dissertation I argue for an approach that conceives human ...
In Between Facts and Norms, Habermas articulates a system of rights, including human rights, within ...
The author introduces a fundamental distinction between human rights and the law of human rights whi...
The author introduces a fundamental distinction between human rights and the law of human rights whi...
Human rights are, literally, the rights we have simply because we are human. They are equal rights: ...
The concept of human rights, supposedly of universal importance, is usually derived from the traditi...
Human rights are an issue of a particular importance. Hovewer, in opinion of Hanna Waskiewicz, there...
The traditional understanding of human rights as divine or inborn is out of fashion today. Positivis...
Do human rights constitute a new world ethos (Weltethik)? And are these rights one of the few places...
There is a great social importance of international, regional, state and practically individual char...
A long-term discussion about legal understanding has identified some main approaches to defining its...
In the last fifty years, human rights law has grown dramatically in breadth, complexity and influenc...
Early in the history of the United States, human rights, then often termed the rights of man, were...
The practice of recognition and protection of "human rights" have a long history, respectively, and ...
Human rights law was first asserted in the context of the emancipation of the American colonies and ...
Thesis advisor: David M. RasmussenIn this dissertation I argue for an approach that conceives human ...
In Between Facts and Norms, Habermas articulates a system of rights, including human rights, within ...