Globalizing rights : the Oxford Amnesty lectures 1999 / edited by Matthew J. Gibney.
This text investigates the relationship between globalisation & human rights. It challenges the view that the development of global markets & investment, together with circulation of information, makes human rights abuses less likely.
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Oxford University Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Globalizing rights? / Susan George ; Response to George / Michael B. Likosky
- 'Recovering rights': a crooked path / Noam Chomsky ; Response to Chomsky / Alan Ryan
- Food rights, free trade, and fascism / Vandana Shiva ; Response to Shiva / Yogi Sikand
- On liberty, the right to know, and public discourse: the role of transparency in public life / Joseph E. Stiglitz ; Response to Stiglitz / B.S. Chimni
- On writing rights / Homi K. Bhabha ; Response to Bhabha / Charles Taylor
- Citizens of the world / K. Anathony Appiah ; Response to Appiah / Richard Rorty.