Are all rights positive?

Article Abstract:

Not all rights have been demonstrated to be positive, as some researchers have asserted. Rights may be seen as the source of legitimate government, but they can be described as negative and positive where noninterference with government interests is enforced by government.

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The difference uniforms make: Collective violence in criminal law and war

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War is a form of collective violence that poses a set of challenges to the application of moral principles. A conflict between two themes of inculpation and exculpation in response to collective violence is identified.

Ethics, Domestic Violence (Families), Ethical aspects, War, Family violence, Domestic violence, Criminal law, Social groups, Morality of war, War and morals

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Respect for presons and perfectionist politics

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The Kantian perspective is explained to be the most promising motivation for liberalism. When open perfectionism is linked with a Kantian perspective, a principled alternative of civil liberty is formed.

Influence, Speeches, lectures and essays, Liberalism, Kantianism

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