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DEEEP-PAPER-2014-007 |
H. Bouillon
2005
The Liberal Institute of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation
Abstract: he Universal Declaration of Human Rights consists of logically inconsistent bundle of rights and claim-rights. Hardy Bouillon demonstrates in this paper that this problem can only be solved if human rights are put in terms of property rights. Claim-rights are always connected with violations of property rights and therefore capable of eroding human rights in general
Keyword(s): Constitutions ; Declarations ; Human Rights ; Models
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