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This 5 page paper is an annotated bibliography looking at 5 sources which would be useful when writing an essay looking at whether human rights should be a universal concept, or whether they are culturally relative. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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or whether they are culturally relative. Campbell T; Ewing K D; Tomkins A, (2001), Sceptical Essays on Human Rights, Oxford University Press This book is a collection of
essays based on the concept of human rights, looking at the way in which human rights are perceived and the way in which human rights are implemented, will have a
focus on the UK, but also looks at the way in which human rights are perceived as implemented in the international context. The 21 essays are divided into 3 main
subdivisions together essays into categories that consider similar issues. The first section is some skepticism and human rights which looks at the reasons why skepticism may be exercised in the
way that human rights policies and legislation are implemented. It is notable that the contributors of essays in this section are not new lawyers, Inc. by political theorists. A useful
essay is that by Bellany, now provide some basis for cultural situation of human rights by looking at the limited liberal legalism of human rights and compared it with alternative
approaches, such as neo-republican notions of active citizenship. Another interesting essay in this section is by Campbell, but at the way in which even weak legislation can be supportive of
human rights in the way that it is implemented and interpreted within the courts. The second section of the book which looks at the impact and implications of the Human
Rights Act is focused specifically on United Kingdom, which may help to provide a contrast with other areas. The third section of the book is arguably the most useful, looking
at the experiences of other areas, considering the implementation of human rights in areas as diverse as, Australasia, South Africa, Eastern Europe and North America. Overall this is a useful
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