Synopsis
The concept of universal human rights has been criticized by some who contend that these rights reflect the West's anti-communitarian, self-centred individualism with a disproportionate focus on individual automony. The author of this book refutes this claim.
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About the Authors
Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann is professor of sociology at McMaster University in Canada and director of the university’s Theme School on International Justice and Human Rights.
Rhoda E. Howard is professor of sociology at McMaster University in Canada and director of the University's Theme School on International Justice and Human Rights.
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