Marco Duranti, The Conservative Human Rights Revolution: European Identity, Transnational Politics, and the Origins of the European Convention

Salomon, Stefan

doi:10.1093/hrlr/ngx036

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“…117 Interview 5. 118 Landman 2018. 119 Barnett 2018, 316. 120 Donnelly 1999, 612-13;Landman 2018, 50. 121 Roosevelt 1948;Duranti 2017. 122 Morsink 1999, 69. neutrality can enhance their access to states, as governments see groups like AI as impartial arbiters of competing interests. 123 In this view, collaboration with states is essential for insider advocacy to shape HR protection.…”

Section: Functional Necessitymentioning

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Stay off my field: policing boundaries in human rights and democracy promotion

Bush

Stroup

2023

Int. Theory

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The study of global politics is frequently organized around fields, but the boundaries of these fields are little understood. We explore the relationship between two proximate fields, human rights (HR) and democracy promotion (DP), in order to understand the emergence and maintenance of field boundaries. The two fields are closely linked in international law and practice, yet they have remained largely separate as fields of action, despite vast changes in global politics over four decades. The disjuncture has been largely maintained by HR organizations who police the boundary to keep DP out. We identify differences in anchoring norms as the key factor driving boundary maintenance. Actors in the two fields hold different foundational ideas about how to protect and advance rights, norms that we describe as cosmopolitan and statist. This account is superior to alternate explanations that emphasize functional demands or resource flows, and complements historical institutionalist accounts. Our research offers a theoretical contribution to the study of fields and practical insight into two important areas of global practice. Our qualitative research is supplemented by digital annotations, supported by the Qualitative Data Repository.

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Section: Functional Necessitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Stay off my field: policing boundaries in human rights and democracy promotion

Bush

Stroup

2023

Int. Theory

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“…This prisca theologia or primitive anticipation of Christianity could be harnessed to embrace the new goals of Christendom that Maritain sought to outline, which embodied the very practical tasks of rebuilding civilization after a global war, built on new foundations of a New Christendom (Maritain [1936(Maritain [ ] 1973. Democracy and human rights had the potential to be rooted in those natural law principles common to all civilized people that had been dormant but part of a longer tradition of Western legal and political thought, giving room to articulate common political, social and constitutional projects (Salomon 2017).…”

Section: Discovering a "Prisca Theologia" Or "Philosophia Perennis"mentioning

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Catholic Cosmopolitanism and the Future of Human Rights

Taylor

2020

Religions

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Political Catholicism began in the 20th century by presenting a conception of confessional politics to a secularizing Europe. However, this article reveals the reworking of political Catholicism’s historical commitment to a balance of two powers—an ancient Imperium and Sacerdotium—to justify change to this position. A secular democratic faith became a key insight in political Catholicism in the 20th century, as it wedded human rights to an evolving cosmopolitan Catholicism and underlined the growth of Christian democracy. This article argues that the thesis of Christian democracy held a central post-war motif that there existed a prisca theologia or a philosophia perennis, semblances of a natural law, in secular modernity that could reshape the social compact of the modern project of democracy. However, as the Cold War ended, human rights became more secularized in keeping with trends across Europe. The relationship between political Catholicism and human rights reached a turning point, and this article asks if a cosmopolitan political Catholicism still interprets human rights as central to its embrace of the modern world.

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“…(Sumiyatiningsih, 2013) Representation of women in politics is commonplace because the principles of democracy give equal rights to everyone to participate in politics, protect and defend their honor. (Duranti, 2016) Representation women are part of society like men, entitled to political positions. (Norris, 2013) The presence of women in politics, especially in parliament, is important to protect and direct the wishes of women themselves.…”

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Women and Politics: Strategies in Optimizing Women's Representation in Banten Province Legislative Election Politics 2024

Asmawi¹,

Devi²

2023

JHR

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Gender equality is still considered taboo in Indonesia. The stigma that women are weak, unable to lead or even interfere in politics is still widely heard in the general public. However, this stigma can be broken with Law number 22 of 2007 concerning Election Organizers which regulates the composition of the election implementation by paying attention to the representation of women at least 30%, in other words, the representation of women in politics has been legalized in law. The reality is that in fulfilling this quota, especially in Banten Province, it has not been filled to the fullest. The purpose of this writing is to optimize women's representation in the politics of legislative elections for 2024. The research approach uses a qualitative deductive with a qualitative descriptive method by trying to describe the phenomenon of strategies for optimizing women's representation in politics, judging from the facts on the ground that the 2019 legislative elections in Banten Province have not met the quota of 30 %. The results of the study obtained several strategies, namely inviting women to participate in the political arena, outreach and political education for women, improving the quality of women's resources and the role of the mass media to support and strengthen women's political participation in the public sphere.Keyword: Women's Representation, Politics, Legislative Elections

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Marco Duranti, The Conservative Human Rights Revolution: European Identity, Transnational Politics, and the Origins of the European Convention

Cited by 5 publications

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Stay off my field: policing boundaries in human rights and democracy promotion

Stay off my field: policing boundaries in human rights and democracy promotion

Catholic Cosmopolitanism and the Future of Human Rights

Women and Politics: Strategies in Optimizing Women's Representation in Banten Province Legislative Election Politics 2024

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