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Introduction : human rights and revolutions | |
Two opening perspectives | |
The paradoxical origins of human rights | p. 3 |
The Chinese Revolution and contemporary paradoxes | p. 21 |
The English, American, and Russian revolutions | |
Tradition, human rights, and the English Revolution | p. 47 |
Natural rights in the American Revolution : the American amalgam | p. 65 |
A European experience : human rights and citizenship in revolutionary Russia | p. 83 |
Asian and African case studies | |
An enlightenment for outcasts : some Vietnamese stories | p. 97 |
India, human rights, and "Asian values" | p. 111 |
What absence is made of : human rights in Africa | p. 121 |
A human rights revolution? | |
(Homo)sexuality, human rights, and revolution in Latin America | p. 139 |
Ethics and the rearmament of imperialism : the French case | p. 155 |
The strange case of radical Islam | p. 169 |
A concluding perspective | |
Human rights and empire's embrace : a Latin American counterpoint | p. 191 |
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