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Book SynopsisUnderpinning contemporary political debates and organizational restructuring is a serious rethinking of rights and responsibilities in the roles of governments, communities, companies, and individuals in a civil society.
Table of ContentsPreface Introduction: On Building a Human Rights Culture by Charles Henry Rights and Responsibilities: What Are the Connections? Reintegrating Rights and Responsibilities: Toward a New Human Rights Paradigm by Audrey R. Chapman Rights, Responsibilities, and the Social Contract by Philippa Strum Too Many Rights, Too Few Responsibilities by Amitai Etzioni Rights Responsibilities, and Community: A Libertarian View by David D. Boaz Clearing a Path Toward the International Bill of Rights by Peter Juviler Toward a New International Bill of Human Rights by Vladimir Kartashkin Confronting the "New World Order": Challenges for International Peace and Security by George Andreopoulos The "Global Society" Perspective on International Human Rights by Richard Pierre Claude and David R. Davis Humanizing 21st-Century Justice: Balancing "Freedom To and Freedom From" by Gene Stephens Reports of Six Practitioners and Pioneers in a Changing World The Constitutional Crisis in Russia and the Role of the Constitutional Court by Ernest M. Ametistov Launching the International Decade of Human Rights Education: Moving from Concept to Action by Shulamith Koenig Africa Looking to the Future by Ben W.K. Caiquo The Global Future and International Cooperation for the Environment by Uttam G. Dabholkar Issues of Population and Environment: A Report from the Millennium Project Feasibility Study by Jerome C. Glenn and Theodore J. Gordon Knowledge-based Development: Creating the Future Today by Robert A. Vitro Continuing Work on Human Rights for the Future by Kenneth W. Hunter and Timothy C. Mack Selected Bibliography
