Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice
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Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice

by Jack Donnelly

International Relations human rights political philosophy
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Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice examines the idea of human rights from both conceptual and practical perspectives. Jack Donnelly’s book offers readers a focused introduction to the significance of universal rights in discussions of justice, dignity, politics, and social life.

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Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice examines human rights as a subject of both theory and practical application.

Jack Donnelly considers the meaning and significance of universal human rights within broader discussions of justice, dignity, and political life.

The book is suited to readers seeking an accessible academic perspective on the foundations and real-world importance of human rights.

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