Practice of Rights

Explore the profound insights of Richard E. Flathman in his thought-provoking book, Practice of Rights, published by Cambridge University Press in 2010. This comprehensive work, spanning 260 pages, delves into the intricate landscape of individual rights, offering readers a systematic understanding and critical assessment. Flathman meticulously examines essential rights such as political expression, association, and action, providing a nuanced perspective on their significance in contemporary society. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of civil and human rights, this paperback edition invites you to engage with the complexities of rights practice. Discover the essential arguments and reflections that have shaped discussions since its original release in 1977. Enhance your library with this pivotal work that remains relevant in today's discourse on rights.