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This book provides a moral assessment of the heart of the modern human rights enterprise: the system of international legal human rights. Any attempt to achieve a moral assessment of that enterprise must first evaluate the system of international legal human rights, which includes both legal norms and the institutions that create, interpret, and implement them.
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Table of Contents
A pluralistic justificatory methodology for human rights --
The task of justification --
The case for a system of international legal human rights --
An ecological view of the legitimacy of international legal human rights institutions --
The problematic supremacy of international human rights law --
The challenge of ethical pluralism -- -- Conclusions -- Appendix 1:
Nonrights norms in major human rights documents -- -- Appendix 2:
Results of the investigation.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.