Redefining human rights in the struggle for peace and development / Terrence E. Paupp.

"The primary purpose of this book is to offer concrete paths for the achievement of alternative priorities to those which currently govern the economic, political, and social arrangements of trade and investment, peace and war, as well as the lingering dichotomy between the ideology of markets...

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Main Author: Paupp, Terrence Edward
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Cambridge University Press, 2014.
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Summary:"The primary purpose of this book is to offer concrete paths for the achievement of alternative priorities to those which currently govern the economic, political, and social arrangements of trade and investment, peace and war, as well as the lingering dichotomy between the ideology of markets and a dogmatic adherence to untrammeled growth versus advancing forms of genuine human security and human welfare. In so doing, what makes this book different from others on the subject is that it takes the hindrance of structural injustices seriously and, in so doing, does not seek to stake out compromise positions with the masters of the status quo, the vested interests, and the convenient methods employed by a transnational capitalist class used to engage in patterns of obfuscation which deny human rights and their realization"--
Physical Description:xx, 561 pages ; 24 cm.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9781107047150 (hardback)
1107047153 (hardback)
9781107669314 (paperback)
1107669316 (paperback)