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Human Rights in Europe
di Claudio Corradetti
€ 14,00  pp. 160
(cosmopolis)  88-6083-001-X
novità: 2006
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IL LIBRO:
How have human rights been affirmed in Europe? Which traditions and historical facts have influenced the production of constitutional and international documents determining the content of human rights? Starting from a reconstructive perspective, this book offers a multifaceted vision of how human rights can be understood today in Europe. Thus, it becomes clear that a complex web of disciplines, themes and methodologies is necessary in order to elaborate possible policy indications regarding current international political challenges.
                                                                                                                                                                              
L’AUTORE:
Claudio Corradetti (MA Lond., LLM Athens) was a researcher in Human Rights at the European Public Law Centre of Athens and has taught Philosophy of Human Rights for the European Regional Master of Human Rights in Sarajevo and has been nominated permanent member of Trinity College (Oxford). He is currently a research visiting at the European University Institute (Florence), and an examiner in Political Philosophy at LUISS University (Rome) and Human Rights at the University of Urbino. He has published (co-Author) Oltre lo “scontro di civiltà”: compatibilità culturale e caso islamico (Quaderni Fondazione Olivetti); I Diritti Fondamentali nel Costituzionalismo Europeo (“Filosofia e Questioni Pubbliche”, Il Saggiatore).