The Cambridge History of Rights: Volume 5, the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Herausgeber: Moyn, Samuel; Terretta, Meredith
The Cambridge History of Rights: Volume 5, the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Herausgeber: Moyn, Samuel; Terretta, Meredith
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This volume covers the history of rights in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, demonstrating how human rights became institutionalized internationally in laws, movements, and organizations. A comprehensive resource for students and scholars of intellectual, social, and political history.
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This volume covers the history of rights in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, demonstrating how human rights became institutionalized internationally in laws, movements, and organizations. A comprehensive resource for students and scholars of intellectual, social, and political history.
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- The Cambridge History of Rights
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 648
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Januar 2026
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 236mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 1124g
- ISBN-13: 9781108837316
- ISBN-10: 110883731X
- Artikelnr.: 74195305
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- The Cambridge History of Rights
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 648
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Januar 2026
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 236mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 1124g
- ISBN-13: 9781108837316
- ISBN-10: 110883731X
- Artikelnr.: 74195305
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
General editor introduction Nehal Bhuta, Anthony Pagden and Mira L. Siegelberg
Introduction Samuel Moyn and Meredith Terretta
1. Genealogies and human rights Ben Golder
Part I. Rights, Politics and Mobilization Around the World: 2. Women's rights in international politics, 1900 -1967 Jean Quataert deceased
3. Rights and empire Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo and José Pedro Monteiro
4. Human rights and self-determination Umut Özsu
5. Rights and communism Ned Richardson-Little
6. Regional rights projects and decolonization in the twentieth century Anne-Isabelle Richard and Stella Krepp
7. Hierarchies of rights Barbara Keys
8. Human rights and cold war foreign policy Michael Cotey Morgan
Part II. Forms and Fora of Rights Claiming: 9. Visions of human rights Adam Etinson and Jiewuh Song
10. On the critique of rights Jessica Whyte
11. Race, rights and the politics of petitioning Emma Stone Mackinnon
12. Transnational NGOs and human rights Jan Eckel
13. The 1993 world conference on human rights and the new rights ecosystem
14. Transitional justice, legal non-performatives and the sentiments of moving on Kamari Maxine Clarke
Part III. Rights Causes and Their Evolution: 15. Rights without subjects: a history of children's human rights Linde Lindkvist
16. Development as the imperialism of 'free' trade: rights, liberalism and the engineering of African economies Alden Young and Tinashe Nyamunda
17. Economic and social human rights in the twentieth century Steven Jensen
18. Christianity, religious rights and decolonization Justin Reynolds
19. (Trans)gender identity and international human rights law Sandra Duffy
20. Resistance and insistence: making postcolonial indigenous rights Miranda Johnson
21. Health Sara Silverstein
22. Human rights and warfare Boyd van Dijk
23. The rights of artificial intelligence Jim Davies
24. Rights and environmental change Kerri Woods
25. Memorialisation, commemoration, and rights Bonny Ibhawoh.
Introduction Samuel Moyn and Meredith Terretta
1. Genealogies and human rights Ben Golder
Part I. Rights, Politics and Mobilization Around the World: 2. Women's rights in international politics, 1900 -1967 Jean Quataert deceased
3. Rights and empire Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo and José Pedro Monteiro
4. Human rights and self-determination Umut Özsu
5. Rights and communism Ned Richardson-Little
6. Regional rights projects and decolonization in the twentieth century Anne-Isabelle Richard and Stella Krepp
7. Hierarchies of rights Barbara Keys
8. Human rights and cold war foreign policy Michael Cotey Morgan
Part II. Forms and Fora of Rights Claiming: 9. Visions of human rights Adam Etinson and Jiewuh Song
10. On the critique of rights Jessica Whyte
11. Race, rights and the politics of petitioning Emma Stone Mackinnon
12. Transnational NGOs and human rights Jan Eckel
13. The 1993 world conference on human rights and the new rights ecosystem
14. Transitional justice, legal non-performatives and the sentiments of moving on Kamari Maxine Clarke
Part III. Rights Causes and Their Evolution: 15. Rights without subjects: a history of children's human rights Linde Lindkvist
16. Development as the imperialism of 'free' trade: rights, liberalism and the engineering of African economies Alden Young and Tinashe Nyamunda
17. Economic and social human rights in the twentieth century Steven Jensen
18. Christianity, religious rights and decolonization Justin Reynolds
19. (Trans)gender identity and international human rights law Sandra Duffy
20. Resistance and insistence: making postcolonial indigenous rights Miranda Johnson
21. Health Sara Silverstein
22. Human rights and warfare Boyd van Dijk
23. The rights of artificial intelligence Jim Davies
24. Rights and environmental change Kerri Woods
25. Memorialisation, commemoration, and rights Bonny Ibhawoh.
General editor introduction Nehal Bhuta, Anthony Pagden and Mira L. Siegelberg
Introduction Samuel Moyn and Meredith Terretta
1. Genealogies and human rights Ben Golder
Part I. Rights, Politics and Mobilization Around the World: 2. Women's rights in international politics, 1900 -1967 Jean Quataert deceased
3. Rights and empire Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo and José Pedro Monteiro
4. Human rights and self-determination Umut Özsu
5. Rights and communism Ned Richardson-Little
6. Regional rights projects and decolonization in the twentieth century Anne-Isabelle Richard and Stella Krepp
7. Hierarchies of rights Barbara Keys
8. Human rights and cold war foreign policy Michael Cotey Morgan
Part II. Forms and Fora of Rights Claiming: 9. Visions of human rights Adam Etinson and Jiewuh Song
10. On the critique of rights Jessica Whyte
11. Race, rights and the politics of petitioning Emma Stone Mackinnon
12. Transnational NGOs and human rights Jan Eckel
13. The 1993 world conference on human rights and the new rights ecosystem
14. Transitional justice, legal non-performatives and the sentiments of moving on Kamari Maxine Clarke
Part III. Rights Causes and Their Evolution: 15. Rights without subjects: a history of children's human rights Linde Lindkvist
16. Development as the imperialism of 'free' trade: rights, liberalism and the engineering of African economies Alden Young and Tinashe Nyamunda
17. Economic and social human rights in the twentieth century Steven Jensen
18. Christianity, religious rights and decolonization Justin Reynolds
19. (Trans)gender identity and international human rights law Sandra Duffy
20. Resistance and insistence: making postcolonial indigenous rights Miranda Johnson
21. Health Sara Silverstein
22. Human rights and warfare Boyd van Dijk
23. The rights of artificial intelligence Jim Davies
24. Rights and environmental change Kerri Woods
25. Memorialisation, commemoration, and rights Bonny Ibhawoh.
Introduction Samuel Moyn and Meredith Terretta
1. Genealogies and human rights Ben Golder
Part I. Rights, Politics and Mobilization Around the World: 2. Women's rights in international politics, 1900 -1967 Jean Quataert deceased
3. Rights and empire Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo and José Pedro Monteiro
4. Human rights and self-determination Umut Özsu
5. Rights and communism Ned Richardson-Little
6. Regional rights projects and decolonization in the twentieth century Anne-Isabelle Richard and Stella Krepp
7. Hierarchies of rights Barbara Keys
8. Human rights and cold war foreign policy Michael Cotey Morgan
Part II. Forms and Fora of Rights Claiming: 9. Visions of human rights Adam Etinson and Jiewuh Song
10. On the critique of rights Jessica Whyte
11. Race, rights and the politics of petitioning Emma Stone Mackinnon
12. Transnational NGOs and human rights Jan Eckel
13. The 1993 world conference on human rights and the new rights ecosystem
14. Transitional justice, legal non-performatives and the sentiments of moving on Kamari Maxine Clarke
Part III. Rights Causes and Their Evolution: 15. Rights without subjects: a history of children's human rights Linde Lindkvist
16. Development as the imperialism of 'free' trade: rights, liberalism and the engineering of African economies Alden Young and Tinashe Nyamunda
17. Economic and social human rights in the twentieth century Steven Jensen
18. Christianity, religious rights and decolonization Justin Reynolds
19. (Trans)gender identity and international human rights law Sandra Duffy
20. Resistance and insistence: making postcolonial indigenous rights Miranda Johnson
21. Health Sara Silverstein
22. Human rights and warfare Boyd van Dijk
23. The rights of artificial intelligence Jim Davies
24. Rights and environmental change Kerri Woods
25. Memorialisation, commemoration, and rights Bonny Ibhawoh.







