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Maliks and Schaffer on Moral and Political Conceptions of Human Rights

Out this month from Cambridge University Press, a new book that will interest many readers of this blog: Moral and Political Conceptions of Human Rights: Implications for Theory and Practice.

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Anthropology and Philosophy

e-Flux Architecture and the "Superhumanity" series

Although "Superhumanity" has since wrapped up, for those interested in how human rights resonates across the disciplines and the ways it is located in the world, I would highly recommend articles from this series. "Superhumanity" emerged out of the 3rd Istanbul Design Biennial and is a direct response to this biennial's theme of "Are We Human?" It brought togeter an interdisciplinary team of historians, archaeologists, artists, anthropologists, scientists, and philosophers.

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Human Rights and the Question of Democratization: Some Personal Reflections

Few narratives have been as central to international politics since the early 1990s as the idea that there is a measurable correlation between ‘human rights’ and the political system of liberal democracy.

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