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Rights Practices’ (2020) 25(1)Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 50. 14 Letsas, ‘Strasbourg’s Interpretive Ethic: Lessons for the International Lawyer’ (2010) 21(3 ... ), The Philosophy of International Law (2010) 79; Scherz, ‘Tying Legitimacy to Political Power: Graded Legitimacy Standards for International Institutions’ (2021) 20(4) European Journal of Political Theory
then shows that neither naturalistic theories nor political theories on human rights can explain both the moral demands of human rights and accept the possibility of a change in those demands. Instead ... , ‘human rights’ has been the subject of extensive scholarly comment in recent years, with two dominant approaches emerging in the literature: naturalistic (or practice-independent) scholarship and political
common typology is to distinguish between political and ethical or moral conceptions.26 However, the point of those theories is best understood as elucidating which rights meaningfully count as human ... responsible for failing to fulfil its positive obligations.44 For our purposes, the findings regarding (extraterritorial) jurisdiction under article 2(1) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political
This paper explores the ways in which financial speculation and disruption have become common traits defining our artistic and political imagination. In this discussion a variety of notions emerge ... philosophy, literature, politics, the arts and the sciences. As varied as the usages of the term may be, the current emergence of speculation in these different fields stems from the world of finance capital
through ‘political, developmental and human rights programmes and mechanisms’ that consider ‘the needs of all segments of society’.2 This article examines whether the implementation of the Declaration can ... integrity [and] political independence’49 of other States and (2) intra-state peace of other States by ‘organizing, instigating, assisting or participating in acts of civil strife or terrorist acts’.50 In
history of philosophy by thinkers like Immanuel Kant, Arthur Schopenhauer and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. ... conceived by Bourriaud it is a distant echo of the Ancient Greek philosophy of origin (ἀρχή). To be original means “being at the origin” (Bourriaud 2006, 13). Just like Greek philosophers, we sometimes think
realism in the philosophy of science, as a result of the growing presence of unobservable objects in scientific research, challenging the empirical foundations of the natural sciences established at the ... itself, independently from the way it presents itself to sensibility, is returning to the centre of debates in contemporary philosophy, as part of a new realist turn. The project questions art’s relation
recurrent topic. Across later anniversary sessions, Greek, French and English philosophy, Christianity, Judaism, Islam and the Enlightenment are also referred to in recollections of the Declaration’s origins ... impact that the UDHR has had since 1948. This is evident in reference to international conventions on refugees, stateless persons, the political rights of women, the abolition of forced labour, the
future, and as such it’s always a kind of political gesture’. Brian Massumi (2018: 25) regards this gesture as a means of reclaiming value from its reduction to the economic logic of the market, in order ... materials as central to the realisation and experience of an artwork. Andrea recently coauthored the book Practising with Deleuze: design, dance, art, writing, philosophy, is the art editor at the Deleuze and
teacher, I have been developing a constellation of ideas which both speak about (as an observer) and ‘speak nearby’ (as a participant) the imbrication of art with political and economic forces in the ... negativity in the ostensibly open-ended and disinterested activity of speculative thought, which is considered integral to the conceptual praxis of art and philosophy alike in the Western tradition before
The problem of order in the Middle East has always been a challenging issue on the world’s political agenda. The peculiarity of the problem lies in the fact that the Middle East has a complex social ... problem seems to be related to incapacity of governance. The problem of establishing order in the Middle East is a problem of governing the ethnic, religious and political complexity. This means developing
born and raised in GDR I wanted to investigate the effects of the political turnaround in my home country more profoundly. I have therefore chosen the time frame from 1986 to 2016 and 21 specific events ... Biography Kai Ziegner (born 1975 in Plauen, East Germany) has studied German philology, journalism and political sciences in Leipzig, photography in Berlin and fine arts in Zurich. He holds a Master ‘s
conceived as a large film production, divided into five films under the direction of different makers. The themes of the five films are strongly interconnected: political oppression (Ola Hassanain), mass ... exhibition at De Appel in 2012 of young curators who wanted to work with students. For that work, called Symphorophilia, he had invited three scientists, a philosopher, a geographer and political economist
There is lack of clarity as to which branch of social sciences ought to focus on the interaction between political and cultural relations. While the Classical Realist theory of International ... summarizing interactions between cultural and political interaction during the time of Tsardom and the USSR, an explanation is presented as regards TurkishRussian interaction in Yeltsin’s era. Cultural
. Actually, all of these organizations were established to fill the political vacuum after the withdrawal of SSCB from the political scene and to benefit from the potentials of underground sources and trade
political concerns and international issues intersect with energy security priorities. The analysis, within this context, indicates how energy security parameters would support more focus on natural gas from ... ” Journal of Third World Studies Political History of Iran's Energy Policy Mert BİLGİN 0 0 Prof. Dr. Medipol University, Political Science and International Relation Department This article
(eds), The Least Examined Branch: The Role of Legislatures in the Constitutional State ( 2006 ) ; Arendt, Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy ( 1982 ). See also Malik, 'Faith and the State of ... often assumed that modern human rights originated in the philosophy of the Enlightenment, Hunt maintains that the acceptance of human rights, and its gathering of momentum as a force for change, depended
difficulties in the way of this thesis, but that these may be overcome. My claim is that if they are overcome, it will not be due to intellectual necessity, but to do with historical and political contingencies ... intellectual and social history, sociology proper and branches of philosophy other than applied moral and political philosophy, have played a much smaller role. Indeed, they often take up a critical role vis-a
flourish anew. In its interaction with human existence, art – just like philosophy – is the utmost ontological purveyor of verticality. Therefore, it is up to art to critically map and investigate the ... : A memoir of a Legal Person. This memoir gives a voice to the legal, psychological and metaphysical fictions swarming around the margin of selfishness and increasingly dictating the political and
policies. The study concludes that the U.S. administrations constantly pursue a coherent policy grounded in the denial of the usage of the “Turkic world” concept with overtly political–strategic tones ... : an Introduction to Political Cultures and International Relations, Brill NV, Leiden, 2000, pp. 217-230. Friedman, Dov. “The Turkish Model – The History of a Misleading Idea”, Center for American
