Human Rights Ethics makes an important contribution to contemporary
philosophical and political debates concerning the advancement of
global justice and human rights. Butler's book also lays claim to a
significant place in both normative ethics and human rights studies
in as much as it seeks to vindicate a universalistic, rational
approach to human rights ethics. Butler's innovative approach is
not based on murky claims to natural rights which supposedly hold
wherever human beings exist; nor does it succumb to the traditional
problems of justification associated with utilitarianism,
Kantianism, and other procedural approaches to human rights
studies. Foreword Steven Hicks
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