Using a diverse cross-section of case studies, Activating Human Rights and Peace argues that we need to appreciate that cultivating a human rights and peace consciousness is choice-less. There is a moral imperative to engender and sustain an ethical praxis that is motivated by a concern and commitment for how we live with each other. In doing so, we need to link experience substantively to education and vision, as these are mutually sustaining.
Using a diverse cross-section of case studies, Activating Human Rights and Peace argues that we need to appreciate that cultivating a human rights and peace consciousness is choice-less. There is a moral imperative to engender and sustain an ethical praxis that is motivated by a concern and commitment for how we live with each other. In doing so, we need to link experience substantively to education and vision, as these are mutually sustaining.
GOH Bee Chen is Professor of Law at the School of Law & Justice, Southern Cross University, Australia, Baden Offord is Associate Professor of Cultural Studies at the School of Arts & Social Sciences, Southern Cross University, Australia and Rob Garbutt, is a Lecturer at the School of Arts & Social Sciences, Southern Cross University, Australia
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Contents: Foreword; Preface; Activating human rights and peace: an overview of theory practice and context GOH Bee Chen Baden Offord and Rob Garbutt; Part I Theories: Karmic wisdom and international law incorporating the proposed international Peace Charter GOH Bee Chen; Peacebuilding education: enabling human rights and social justice through cultural studies pedagogy Baden Offord and John Ryan; Beyond the modern synecdoche: towards a non-fundamentalist human rights discourse Riccardo Baldissone; New wars - old wars: thinking creatively about the prevention and transformation of violent conflict in the 21st century Kevin P. Clements; Voices for hope: story-telling and human rights Janie Conway-Herron. Part II Practices: Cambodia: the long hard journey to peace and human rights Michael Kirby; International recognition of autonomy for indigenous populations: the case of Tibet Michael C. Davis; Human rights and the Beijing Olympics Sev Ozdowski; Everyday peace human rights belonging and local activism in a 'peaceful' nation Rob Garbutt; Mediation Human rights and peace-building in the Asia-Pacific Dale Bagshaw. Part III Contexts: A clash of paradigms for asylum seekers: border security and human security Linda Briskman; The war against terror: religion clothing and the human right to peace Adrien Katherine Wing; Women peace and securing human rights Elisabeth Porter; Intimate violence as human rights abuse: re-framing intra-familial violence against women and children Jennifer Wilson; A pedagogy of peace: the tourism potential Lynda-ann Blanchard and Freya Higgins-Desbiolles; Activating human rights and peace: observations and reflections GOH Bee Chen Baden Offord and Rob Garbutt; Index.
Contents: Foreword; Preface; Activating human rights and peace: an overview of theory practice and context GOH Bee Chen Baden Offord and Rob Garbutt; Part I Theories: Karmic wisdom and international law incorporating the proposed international Peace Charter GOH Bee Chen; Peacebuilding education: enabling human rights and social justice through cultural studies pedagogy Baden Offord and John Ryan; Beyond the modern synecdoche: towards a non-fundamentalist human rights discourse Riccardo Baldissone; New wars - old wars: thinking creatively about the prevention and transformation of violent conflict in the 21st century Kevin P. Clements; Voices for hope: story-telling and human rights Janie Conway-Herron. Part II Practices: Cambodia: the long hard journey to peace and human rights Michael Kirby; International recognition of autonomy for indigenous populations: the case of Tibet Michael C. Davis; Human rights and the Beijing Olympics Sev Ozdowski; Everyday peace human rights belonging and local activism in a 'peaceful' nation Rob Garbutt; Mediation Human rights and peace-building in the Asia-Pacific Dale Bagshaw. Part III Contexts: A clash of paradigms for asylum seekers: border security and human security Linda Briskman; The war against terror: religion clothing and the human right to peace Adrien Katherine Wing; Women peace and securing human rights Elisabeth Porter; Intimate violence as human rights abuse: re-framing intra-familial violence against women and children Jennifer Wilson; A pedagogy of peace: the tourism potential Lynda-ann Blanchard and Freya Higgins-Desbiolles; Activating human rights and peace: observations and reflections GOH Bee Chen Baden Offord and Rob Garbutt; Index.
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