Modern Isonomy: Democratic Participation and Human Rights Protection as a System of Equal Rights
Gerald Stourzh examines modern isonomy as a system of equal rights, connecting democratic participation with the protection of human rights. This work offers a focused exploration of the principles underlying political inclusion, legal equality, and the relationship between democracy and rights.
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Modern Isonomy examines the relationship between democratic participation and human rights protection.
Gerald Stourzh centers the discussion on isonomy, understood through the idea of equal rights.
The book considers how equal rights can function as a foundation for political inclusion and rights protection.
It is suited to readers interested in democracy, law, political thought, and the history of human rights.
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