Routledge - The Right to Life and the Value of Life Book

Explore a groundbreaking scholarly investigation into the complex intersection of law, political science, and ethics. This volume from Routledge serves as the first collection to examine the right and value of life through these three distinct lenses simultaneously. By bringing together an international roster of scholars, the book addresses critical questions regarding how life and death are positioned in modern society. The text is structured around five key themes to provide a comprehensive study of contemporary issues. It covers theoretical positioning of life and death, as well as the implications of war, armed conflict, and detention. Readers will also find deep analysis regarding death as punishment, medical parameters for ending life, and the medical policies used for the preservation of life. This book fills a significant gap in current academic research. It is an essential resource for students and professionals interested in the legal, political, and ethical dimensions of life and death in today's world.