Costas Douzinas is a writer whose work explores political theory and philosophy. His notable book, The Idea of Communism, offers a deep dive into the concept.
The end of human rights
The end of human rights
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This text examines the future of human rights, arguing that their utopian ideals must be re-evaluated and put into practice to ensure their survival. Drawing on examples of ethically justified foreign policy and war in Eastern Europe, the author makes a case for a pragmatic reassessment. It suggests that without this critical re-evaluation, the concept of human rights faces an inevitable decline.
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The End of Human RightsUnknown, 2000
410 pages
ISBN: 97815099555273 editions available
