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Cosmopolitanism and Human Rights: Radicalism in a Global Age
In Ronald Tinnevelt & Helder De Schutter, Global Democracy and Exclusion. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 11–25 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Cosmopolitanism and the Rights of Man: The Radicalisation of Natural Law Cosmopolitanism and Social Theory: The Preservation and Transcendence of Natural Law Cosmopolitanism and Human Rights: The Dialectics of Progress Cosmopolitanism and the Crisis of Human Rights: The Turn to Judgment Acknowledgments References.
cosmopolitanism and human rights ‐ radicalism in a global age cosmopolitanism, global order ‐ idea of human rights, as an operative principle of justice cosmopolitan thought, under attack ‐ for all manner of alleged deficiencies ideology of human rights, by Costas Douzinas ‐ and moral mission of combating evil cosmopolitanism, criticized ‐ for its human rights idealisation Enlightenment cosmopolitanism ‐ radicalising rights of man – within the Natural Law Theory legacy of Enlightenment cosmopolitanism ‐ carried over into human sciences cosmopolitanism and human rights ‐ dialectics of progress cosmopolitanism, critique of the rights of man ‐ perspective of the rights of man cosmopolitanism and social theory ‐ preservation and transcendence of natural law
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