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Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice

Thied Edition
Summary:

The book critically examines the concept of universal human rights, their philosophical underpinnings, and their application in various political contexts. It explores the challenges of implementing human rights globally, addressing both theoretical debates and practical issues such as enforcement and cultural relativism.

Key points:

1. Human Rights Universality: Donnelly argues that human rights are universal and apply to everyone, regardless of culture or background.

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