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The Rebirth of Politics from the Spirit of Morality: Explaining the Human Rights Revolution of the 1970s

Eckel, Jan Jan Eckel ; Samuel Moyn ; Eckel, Jan ; Moyn, Samuel

The Breakthrough, 2013, p.226-260

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The Rebirth of Politics from the Spirit of Morality: Explaining the Human Rights Revolution of the 1970s
Autor: Eckel, Jan
Jan Eckel ; Samuel Moyn ; Eckel, Jan ; Moyn, Samuel
Assuntos: Amnesty ; Behavioral sciences ; Communism ; Government ; Human rights ; Human rights movements ; Human societies ; International politics ; Jurisprudence ; Law ; Legal immunity ; Legal status ; Natural law ; Natural rights ; Nongovernmental organizations ; Philosophy of law ; Political activism ; Political change ; Political ideologies ; Political organizations ; Political philosophy ; Political processes ; Political revolutions ; Political science ; Politics ; Social movements ; Sociology
É parte de: The Breakthrough, 2013, p.226-260
Descrição: In the past few years, the 1970s have rapidly moved to the center of scholarly interest. Interpretations have thrived at the same time as—and sometimes, it seems, even before—the contours of important events and developments are beginning to appear in research-based studies. Most historians have shaped the 1970s as a novel and distinctive phase in contemporary history and consequently accentuated the historical breaks that marked the transition from the 1960s to the following decade. Eric Hobsbawm many years ago diagnosed the “end of the golden age,” which in his view inaugurated an era of long-term problems.¹ Those trends
Editor: Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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