Clark Butler is Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University on the Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Campus and Director of the IPFW\nInstitute for Human Rights.\n
Foreword
Concepts of Natural Rights and Human Rights
p. 1
Equal Human Rights
p. 3
Natural Rights, Human Rights
p. 25
Natural Law-Based Human Rights Theories
p. 37
Procedural Human Rights Theories
The Justification of Human Rights
p. 75
Habermas's Procedural Justification of Human Rights
p. 77
Human Rights in the Open Society
p. 105
A Dialectical Justification of Human Rights
p. 115
Human Rights Ethics
p. 127
The Ethics of Respect for Human Rights
p. 145
The Standard of Dialogical Rationality
p. 145
Human rights Ethics vs. the Classical Normative Theories
p. 155
Getting Around the Conflict of Rights
p. 165
Human Rights and International Law
p. 179
The Right to Freedom of Thought and its Internationally Declared Conditions
p. 181
The United Nations Universal Declaration
p. 191
World Governance, World Government
p. 223
Conclusion
p. 247
Bibliography
p. 279
Index
p. 287
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