What human rights are not (or not only) : a negative path to human rights / Isabel Trujillo and Francesco Viola.

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Ch. 1 Origin and Structure -- Abstract -- 1.1. Human Rights Are Not Natural Rights -- References -- 1.2. Human Rights Are Not Ours but Others' -- References -- 1.3. Human Rights Are Not Self-Sufficient. The Link Between Human Rights and Practical Reason -- References -- ch. 2 Identity -- Abstract -- 2.1. Human Rights Are Not Only Moral, Not Only Legal Rights -- References -- 2.2. Human Rights Are Not Only an International Practice, but a Domestic Practice Too -- References -- 2.3. Human Rights Are Not Only Universal and Not Only Particularistic. The Controversial Universality of Human Rights -- References -- 2.4. Human Rights Are Not Independent of the Diversity of Human Life. Rights and Diversity -- References -- ch. 3 Content -- Abstract -- 3.1. Human Rights Are Not Separate Rights. Globality and Dignity -- References -- 3.2. Human Rights Are Not Based on a Single Anthropology. Individualism, Vulnerability and Interdependence -- References.

3.3. Human Rights Are Not Minimalist. On Urgent and Non Urgent Rights -- References -- 3.4. Human Rights Are Not Only Claims, But Also Duties. The Risk of Abuse of Rights -- References -- ch. 4 Uses -- Abstract -- 4.1. Human Rights Are Not Independent of the Rule of Law -- References -- 4.2. Human Rights Are Not Pretexts for War. The Antinomy Between Rights and War -- References -- 4.3. Human Rights Are Not a Tool for Political and Cultural Hegemony States and Global Civil Society in the Human Rights Practice -- References -- 4.4. Human Rights Are Not Only Criteria of Legitimacy. Cosmopolitan Justice in the International Order -- References.

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