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the crisis of human rights and decolonization
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نویسنده
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habib zaki
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منبع
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حقوق بشر - 2023 - دوره : 17 - شماره : 2 - صفحه:199 -218
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چکیده
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In the field of human rights, it is becoming increasingly more common to have a transdisciplinary approach to the subject as opposed to one that is usually limited to a legal analysis. it is thus necessary to conduct research on the decolonization of human rights. the purpose of this article is to bring about the political, economic and philosophical challenges to the way in which human rights and peace are theorized, all brought about from the perspective of the global south. the first part of this article poses a dialogue between critical human rights theory and decolonial thought, delving into the history of colonialism and linking it to the current debates that take place in the legal setting of human rights. the second part of the article is an analysis on the coloniality of gender in the world with a proposal for a transmodern view of human rights and feminism.
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کلیدواژه
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decoloniality ,decolonial feminism ,latin america ,middle east
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آدرس
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complutense university of madrid, department of political and administration sciences, spain
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پست الکترونیکی
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zakihabib820@hotmail.com
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the crisis of human rights and decolonization
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Abstract
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in the field of human rights, it is becoming increasingly more common to have a transdisciplinary approach to the subject as opposed to one that is usually limited to a legal analysis. it is thus necessary to conduct research on the decolonization of human rights. the purpose of this article is to bring about the political, economic and philosophical challenges to the way in which human rights and peace are theorized, all brought about from the perspective of the global south. the first part of this article poses a dialogue between critical human rights theory and decolonial thought, delving into the history of colonialism and linking it to the current debates that take place in the legal setting of human rights. the second part of the article is an analysis on the coloniality of gender in the world with a proposal for a transmodern view of human rights and feminism.
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