From cold war to trade war : Neocolonialism and human rights

Susan Koshy

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Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics International Law and Human Rights Political Philosophy and Ethics

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L'A. se demande en quoi les droits de l'homme peuvent etre un instrument au service du neocolonialisme. Il souligne l'emergence d'un regime international des droits de l'homme. Il s'efforce de resituer le discours sur les droits de l'homme dans le contexte de l'apres-Guerre froide. Il examine le role des ONG et des medias dans le processus d'universalisation des droits de l'homme. Il denonce l'opposition entre relativisme culturel et universalisme. Il presente un certain nombre de crises globales qu'il confronte au projet universaliste.

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