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Routledge Law and Cultural Studies: Critical Rearticulation of Human Rights

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This Routledge book examines the intersection of cultural studies and human rights law in response to contemporary violence and social movements. It explores how cultural humanism and critical approaches to rights can bridge the gap between culture and law, addressing the institutional disconnect between cultural studies and rights-inflected legal and humanitarian practices. The work considers progressive frameworks for understanding human rights within cultural contexts, offering scholars and practitioners a comprehensive analysis of how cultural studies can engage meaningfully with legal conceptions and social movements centred on human rights ethos.

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Explores the relationship between cultural studies and human rights law published by Routledge.

Addresses the institutional gap between cultural studies and rights-based legal and humanitarian movements.

Examines cultural humanism as a framework for understanding contemporary human rights challenges.

Provides critical analysis of state, inter-state, and private actors' roles in modern violence and rights discourse.

Bridges progressive cultural theory with practical legal and humanitarian practices for scholars and practitioners.

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hardcover
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Amazon UK
Release Date
20 December 2018
Listed Since
21 October 2016

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