Traditional human rights theories - normative and substantive theories - establish general criteria for moral values to be normatively universalized, as well as the reasons for imposing obligations for compliance. In recent decades, however, philosophers and legal theorists, concerned with the global realism of human rights discourse, most of them under the influence of John Rawls's work, have criticized traditional theories based on a functionalist account of human rights. Putting political and legal practices in evidence, political functionalists like Charles Beitz and Joseph Raz argue for the lack of logical precision and the incoherence in the excessive proliferation of rights attributed to the normative and substantive approaches of ...
The present work addresses the issue of human rights foundation in the philosophical perspective. Th...
Rights are a disputed phenomenon whose comprehension is obscured in legal and political speeches. Th...
This study aims to initially diagnose the failure of the realization of fundamental human rights in ...
Human rights do not represent an absolute truth. Otherwise, they would represent ideology, which is ...
What are human rights? What makes them different from other moral, juridical and political considera...
VASCONCELOS, Renato Barbosa. Entre o direito dos povos e a justiça global: uma análise da concepção ...
O presente artigo visa, em um primeiro momento, a analisar a concepção de direitos humanos feita por...
The aim of this paper is to critically assess John Rawls' theory of interntional justice, by examini...
VASCONCELOS, Renato Barbosa de; MEIRELES, Gustavo Fernandes. Reflexões sobre a (in)viabilidade de um...
There are a number of theories trying to find a definition for “human rights”. Authors such as Ronal...
Human rights have undergone a process of growing international positivism throughout the twentieth ...
The aim of this paper is to identify how the ethical-political foundation of human rights in John Ra...
This article proposes a bibliographical review and makes critical considerations about the historic,...
There are at least three dimensions to rights. We may have and lack freedom to 1) be, 2) do, and 3) ...
Human rights are defined as normative social representations embedded in institutional juridical def...
The present work addresses the issue of human rights foundation in the philosophical perspective. Th...
Rights are a disputed phenomenon whose comprehension is obscured in legal and political speeches. Th...
This study aims to initially diagnose the failure of the realization of fundamental human rights in ...
Human rights do not represent an absolute truth. Otherwise, they would represent ideology, which is ...
What are human rights? What makes them different from other moral, juridical and political considera...
VASCONCELOS, Renato Barbosa. Entre o direito dos povos e a justiça global: uma análise da concepção ...
O presente artigo visa, em um primeiro momento, a analisar a concepção de direitos humanos feita por...
The aim of this paper is to critically assess John Rawls' theory of interntional justice, by examini...
VASCONCELOS, Renato Barbosa de; MEIRELES, Gustavo Fernandes. Reflexões sobre a (in)viabilidade de um...
There are a number of theories trying to find a definition for “human rights”. Authors such as Ronal...
Human rights have undergone a process of growing international positivism throughout the twentieth ...
The aim of this paper is to identify how the ethical-political foundation of human rights in John Ra...
This article proposes a bibliographical review and makes critical considerations about the historic,...
There are at least three dimensions to rights. We may have and lack freedom to 1) be, 2) do, and 3) ...
Human rights are defined as normative social representations embedded in institutional juridical def...
The present work addresses the issue of human rights foundation in the philosophical perspective. Th...
Rights are a disputed phenomenon whose comprehension is obscured in legal and political speeches. Th...
This study aims to initially diagnose the failure of the realization of fundamental human rights in ...