Legal Cultures and Human Rights : : Volume 1: The Challenge of Diversity / / edited by Kirsten Hastrup.

Cultural diversity, as expressed for instance in different normative orders or legal cultures, poses both a practical and a theoretical challenge to the idea of universal human rights. In the present volume, the authors seek to address and contain this challenge with a view to the changing nature of...

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Place / Publishing House:Leiden; , Boston : : Brill | Nijhoff,, 2001.
Year of Publication:2001
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource.
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Table of Contents:
  • 1 . Accommodating Diversity in a Global Culture of Rights: An Introduction
  • K. Hastrup .
  • 2 . Cultural Rights and Minorities: On Human Rights and Group Accommodation
  • A. Eide .
  • 3 . Copyrighting Culture: Indigenous Peoples and Intellectual Rights
  • I. Sjørslev .
  • 4 . Legal Cultures in the Danish Realm: Greenland in Focus
  • H. Petersen .
  • 5 . Cultural Tradition and National Human Rights Standards in Conflict
  • B. Ibhawoh .
  • 6 . Human Rights and National Legal Cultures: The Case of Labour Law
  • J. Dalberg-Larsen .
  • 7 . Redefining Rights: Islamic Perspectives and the Cairo Declaration
  • J.B. Simonsen .
  • 8 . Rights Talk: The Case of the United States
  • H. Porsdam .
  • 9 . Anyone for Golf? Cultural Values, Human Rights and Developmentalism in Contemporary Malaysia
  • S. Lawson .
  • 10 . Collective Cultural Rights: Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem?
  • K. Hastrup .
  • List of contributors.
  • Index.