Routledge - The Radical Philosophy of Rights Book

Explore the evolution of human rights in a changing global landscape with The Radical Philosophy of Rights from Routledge. Since 1989, human rights have grown into a universal language that influences social life, morals, and politics. They serve as a primary tool for building both individual and collective identities in a post-ideology era. This book examines the complex relationship between rights and political theory. It addresses the historical tension between classical Marxist critiques and the modern rights revolution, providing a deep look at why the left's response has often been hesitant. By addressing foundational paradoxes, this work offers a necessary perspective for anyone studying how rights function as the primary values in the modern world. Whether you are a student of international law or a scholar of political philosophy, this text provides a clear examination of the ideology that remains after the end of history.