Charting Global Responsibilities: Legal Philosophy and Human Rights

Upa (1994)
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This book examines alternative philosophical conceptions of legal interpretation as a way of making sense of international human rights as they bear on government and multinational business activities. Today the dominant philosophies of law pertaining to rights interpretation are positivism, realism, and law-as-integrity

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