FSI Stanford Events

Democracy and Social Justice: Democracy and Human Rights

Lecture

Date and Time
January 16, 2001
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Availability
Open to the public
No RSVP required

Speaker
Amartya Sen - Nobel Laureate, Professor at Trinity College, Cambridge, United Kingdom

Additional lecture on "Limits of Contractual Reasoning" scheduled for January 15, 2001.

Topics: Democracy | Human rights | United Kingdom

Location
Kresge Auditorium, Stanford Law School

FSI Contact
Yumi O. Hiroshima

Parent Research Projects

Robert G. Wesson Lecture Series in International Relations Theory and Practice
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Democracy and Social Justice: Limits of Contractual Reasoning
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Tanja Borzel, Thomas Risse
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Human Rights and Citizenship: The Emergence of Human Rights Education
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Equality and Difference: Regional Courts and Women's Human Rights
Helen Stacy
CDDRL Working Papers (2004)