Freedom from Our Social Prisons The Rise of

It is argued that under neoliberalism the only way for the underclass and those pursuing their dreams outside of the "neoliberal square" to gain social justice is from the "bottom-up."

Anthony George Ravlich is founder and chairperson of the Human Rights Council Inc. in New Zealand.

Preface	p. ix
Acknowledgments	p. xi
The Rise of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights	p. 1
Political Tolerance and Core Minimum Obligations	p. 25
The Politics of Human Rights and the Liberal Oligarchy	p. 45
The History of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights and the Most Disadvantaged	p. 71
Lack of Will for Social Justice for the Most Disadvantaged at the UN	p. 113
Conclusion	p. 161
Appendices
Universal Declaration of Human Rights	p. 177
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights	p. 184
International Covenant of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights	p. 206
Draft Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights	p. 219
The Declaration on the Right to Development	p. 229
Bibliography	p. 235
Index	p. 247
About the Author	p. 255
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