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The goal of the course is to introduce students to the following topics: current definitions of human rights,
controversy over different generations of human rights, history of human rights from ancient Greece up to
contemporary philosophical and political science definitions, differences between natural and human rights,
disputes with moral relativism, moral vs. legal rights, claim rights and liberty rights, scope and justification of
human rights, HR as the dominant geopolitical doctrine of modern times, HR in international law and HR within
the UN. Special attention will be paid to theories of international relations and place of the HR agenda in it.
Students will be encouraged to discuss current HR issues and illustrate the theories with political events.
The creation of this course was funded by the Operational Programme Prague - Adaptability, cofinanced by the
European Social Fund.
Last update: Lukešová Lenka, Bc. (29.08.2012)
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Studenti se zapojí do diskuze o aktuálních otázkách týkajících se LP a předloží ilustraci teoretických přístupů na konkrétních politických událostech. Last update: Foffová Magdalena, Bc. (14.06.2013)
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Vytvoření tohoto předmětu bylo financováno z operačního programu Praha - Adaptabilita, spolufinancovaného
1st meeting: The concept of human rights The universal declaration model Cultural relativism as opposition to HR concept, market relativism and implementation of HR Non-Western concepts of HR International HR regimes HR and foreign policy
2nd meeting: Group rights and HR Development and HR Institutions of HR protection Institutions of HR protection Future of HR? Preparation for the written test. The requirement for the course is taking a written test and attendece of both dates scheduled for lectures. Donnelly, Jack. 2003. Universal Human Rights. New York: Cornell University Press. Available from the e-library in Moodle. Etzioni, Amitai. The Normativity of Human Rights is Sel-Evident. In Human Rights Quarterly. Available at: http://www.gwu.edu/~ccps/etzioni/documents/The%20Normativity%20of%20Human%20Rights%20Is%20Self%20Evident.pdf Valeš, František, Muhič Dizdarevič, Selma 2011. Racism and Related Discriminatory Pracitces in the Czech Republic. Available at: http://cms.horus.be/files/99935/MediaArchive/publications/shadow%20report%202010-11/5.%20Czech%20Rep.pdf Last update: Novotná Obeidová Dina, Mgr. (19.06.2012)
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