Peter Baehr, Cees Flinterman, Mignon Senders
Abstract
International experts in Human Rights discuss the major features of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as this document has developed in the past, what it means today and what its prospects are for the future.
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International experts in Human Rights discuss the major features of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as this document has developed in the past, what it means today and what its prospects are for the future.
Key concepts: Declaration, Human rights, Political science, Engineering ethics, Law, Environmental ethics, Law and economics, Sociology