Titlebook: Human Rights as Political Imaginary; José Julián López Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Citizenship.Cosmopol

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Introduction,akin to an involuntary moral reflex. Confronted with evidence of violence and inequality, individuals feel compelled to act. The strength of sociological analysis is that it has the capacity to interrogate the unquestioned assumptions, even deeply held normative ones, that drive how we act in the wo

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Human Rights as Political Imaginary,to a mythical postwar consensus at the UN, but to a concatenation of social and political dynamics in the 1970s. This historical vantage point opens up avenues for developing thicker conceptions of human rights by drawing attention to the concrete historical and social relational contexts in which h

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Sociological Foundationalism for Human Rights?, the work of sociologists engaged with human rights, namely Bryan S. Turner, Judith Blau and Alberto Moncada, Gideon Sjoberg, Elizabeth Gill and Norma Williams, Rhoda Howard-Hassmann, and Michael Burawoy. In different ways, argues López, these scholars attempt to deploy sociology’s conceptual and em

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,Beyond Human Rights Law Na?veté, social power and efficacy of human rights law. This is particularly surprising given the anaemic results produced by the internationalisation of human rights law to date. Drawing on sociolegal scholarship, López proposes conceptualising law as a social practice to explore how juridical practices ha

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