Chandra Muzaffar
Rights, Religion and Reform
Enhancing Human Dignity through Spiritual and Moral Transformation
Chandra Muzaffar
Rights, Religion and Reform
Enhancing Human Dignity through Spiritual and Moral Transformation
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This book discusses issues concerning human rights and religion. Related to this is a larger question: How can universal spiritual and moral values help to shape politics, the economy and society as a whole?
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This book discusses issues concerning human rights and religion. Related to this is a larger question: How can universal spiritual and moral values help to shape politics, the economy and society as a whole?
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 141mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9780700716487
- ISBN-10: 0700716483
- Artikelnr.: 21899562
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 141mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9780700716487
- ISBN-10: 0700716483
- Artikelnr.: 21899562
Dr. Chandra Muzaffar is one of Asia's leading public intellectuals, and has written widely on politics, human rights and religion. A former university don, he has been a social activist for 30 years and is President of the International Movement for a Just World.
Part I. From Human Rights to Human Dignity 1. An Integrated Approach to
Human Rights 2. Development and Democracy in Asia 3. Transforming Rights:
Five Challenges for the Asia-Pacific 4. Judging Asia: Assessing Human
Rights Credibility 5. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights 6. Rethinking
Human Rights: A Philsophical Debate Part II. The Essence of Religion 7. A
Spiritual Vision of the Human Being 8. A Worldview for Environmental
Salvation 9. The Soviet Union and the Denial of God 10. Religious Conflict
in Asia 11. Religiosity on the Rampage: Spirituality in Slumber 12. Islam:
Justice and Politics 13. Judiciary and Justice 14. Islamic Movements and
Social Change 15. Islamisation of State and Society 16. Reflections on the
Shariah 17. Hudud: Central to Islam? 18. Iqbal and the Challenge of Reform
Part III. The Challenge of Reform 19. The Welfare State: The Quest for an
Alternative 20. The Economic Crisis 21. Establishing a Fully Moral and
Ethical Society 22. Civil Society in Malaysia 23. Accomodaiton and
Acceptance of Non-Muslim Communities 24. Islam and Confucianism: Ethnic
Relations in Malaysia 25. A Concluding Thought: the Remembrance of God
Human Rights 2. Development and Democracy in Asia 3. Transforming Rights:
Five Challenges for the Asia-Pacific 4. Judging Asia: Assessing Human
Rights Credibility 5. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights 6. Rethinking
Human Rights: A Philsophical Debate Part II. The Essence of Religion 7. A
Spiritual Vision of the Human Being 8. A Worldview for Environmental
Salvation 9. The Soviet Union and the Denial of God 10. Religious Conflict
in Asia 11. Religiosity on the Rampage: Spirituality in Slumber 12. Islam:
Justice and Politics 13. Judiciary and Justice 14. Islamic Movements and
Social Change 15. Islamisation of State and Society 16. Reflections on the
Shariah 17. Hudud: Central to Islam? 18. Iqbal and the Challenge of Reform
Part III. The Challenge of Reform 19. The Welfare State: The Quest for an
Alternative 20. The Economic Crisis 21. Establishing a Fully Moral and
Ethical Society 22. Civil Society in Malaysia 23. Accomodaiton and
Acceptance of Non-Muslim Communities 24. Islam and Confucianism: Ethnic
Relations in Malaysia 25. A Concluding Thought: the Remembrance of God
Part I. From Human Rights to Human Dignity 1. An Integrated Approach to
Human Rights 2. Development and Democracy in Asia 3. Transforming Rights:
Five Challenges for the Asia-Pacific 4. Judging Asia: Assessing Human
Rights Credibility 5. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights 6. Rethinking
Human Rights: A Philsophical Debate Part II. The Essence of Religion 7. A
Spiritual Vision of the Human Being 8. A Worldview for Environmental
Salvation 9. The Soviet Union and the Denial of God 10. Religious Conflict
in Asia 11. Religiosity on the Rampage: Spirituality in Slumber 12. Islam:
Justice and Politics 13. Judiciary and Justice 14. Islamic Movements and
Social Change 15. Islamisation of State and Society 16. Reflections on the
Shariah 17. Hudud: Central to Islam? 18. Iqbal and the Challenge of Reform
Part III. The Challenge of Reform 19. The Welfare State: The Quest for an
Alternative 20. The Economic Crisis 21. Establishing a Fully Moral and
Ethical Society 22. Civil Society in Malaysia 23. Accomodaiton and
Acceptance of Non-Muslim Communities 24. Islam and Confucianism: Ethnic
Relations in Malaysia 25. A Concluding Thought: the Remembrance of God
Human Rights 2. Development and Democracy in Asia 3. Transforming Rights:
Five Challenges for the Asia-Pacific 4. Judging Asia: Assessing Human
Rights Credibility 5. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights 6. Rethinking
Human Rights: A Philsophical Debate Part II. The Essence of Religion 7. A
Spiritual Vision of the Human Being 8. A Worldview for Environmental
Salvation 9. The Soviet Union and the Denial of God 10. Religious Conflict
in Asia 11. Religiosity on the Rampage: Spirituality in Slumber 12. Islam:
Justice and Politics 13. Judiciary and Justice 14. Islamic Movements and
Social Change 15. Islamisation of State and Society 16. Reflections on the
Shariah 17. Hudud: Central to Islam? 18. Iqbal and the Challenge of Reform
Part III. The Challenge of Reform 19. The Welfare State: The Quest for an
Alternative 20. The Economic Crisis 21. Establishing a Fully Moral and
Ethical Society 22. Civil Society in Malaysia 23. Accomodaiton and
Acceptance of Non-Muslim Communities 24. Islam and Confucianism: Ethnic
Relations in Malaysia 25. A Concluding Thought: the Remembrance of God