The Endtimes Of Human Rights by Stephen Hopgood
Skepticism, Realism, and the Future of Human Rights
The book critically examines the current state and future of the global human rights movement, arguing that it is facing a significant decline in influence and effectiveness. It explores the historical development of human rights, highlighting how they have become institutionalized and bureaucratized, which has led to a disconnect from grassroots activism and local contexts. The author contends that the universal human rights framework is increasingly challenged by rising nationalism, state sovereignty, and cultural relativism, suggesting that the movement must adapt to these changing dynamics to remain relevant.
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- Published
- 2013
- Nationality
- British
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- Pages
- 256
- Original Language
- English
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- 100 Best Political Books (Guardian)