A neo-communitarian approach to international relations: Rights and the good

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The criticisms leveled against communitarianism are examined and the neo-communitarian approach, which has overcome these criticisms, is discussed. Neo-communitarian thinking systematically divides the areas of social and human action into those in which universal principles should apply and those in which the particularistic conceptions of the good ought to prevail, without either ever taking precedence as a matter of principle.

Evaluation, International aspects, Communitarianism

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Minority rights and the dialectics of the nation: Otto Bauer's Theory of the nation and its contributions to multicultural theory and globalization

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An analysis of Otto Bauer's idea of Europe and an assessment of its meaning, its significance as liberal nationalism, and the expansion of national minority rights in Europe is presented. The theory presents a complex and sophisticated concept of democratic sovereignty that is appropriate in exploring the positive dynamics of globalization and national minorityXXrights in the context of European Union.

Europe, Influence, Minorities, Multiculturalism, Civil rights, Globalization

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Human rights of children: their right to information

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This article discuss the relationship between child development and the right to information. The author argues information plays a vital role in the development of a child and maintains access to information, such as library services and social programs for children, should be considered a basic right and not a luxury or privilege.

World, Social aspects, Interpretation and construction, Libraries, Children's rights, Information law

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