Contents

pp v-vii

Figure

pp viii-viii

List of table

pp ix-ix

Notes on contributors

pp x-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-20

Part I - What are human rights?

pp 21-22

1 - Human rights and human nature

pp 23-38

2 - Universalism and particularism in human rights

pp 39-58

3 - Are human rights universal?

pp 59-76

Part II - How do human rights relate to group rights and culture?

pp 77-78

4 - The significance of cultural differences for human rights

pp 79-99

5 - Groups and human rights

pp 100-114

6 - Entangled

pp 115-135

7 - What does cultural difference require of human rights?

pp 136-150

Part III - What do human rights require of the global economy?

pp 151-152

8 - What do human rights require of the global economy?

pp 153-173

9 - Universal human rights in the global political economy

pp 174-192

10 - Human rights and global equal opportunity

pp 193-208

Part IV - How do human rights relate to environmental policy?

pp 209-210

11 - Human rights in a hostile climate

pp 211-230

12 - A human rights approach to energy, poverty and gender inequality

pp 231-245

13 - Pollution wolves in scientific sheep’s clothing

pp 246-268

Part V - Is there a human right to democracy?

pp 269-270

14 - Is there a human right to democracy?

pp 271-284

15 - The human right to democracy and its global import

pp 285-300

16 - An egalitarian argument for a human right to democracy

pp 301-326

Part VI - What are the limits of rights enforcement?

pp 327-328

17 - Is it ever reasonable for one state to invade another for humanitarian reasons?

pp 329-346

18 - Conflicting responsibilities to protect human rights

pp 347-361