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  1. The bearers of human rights’ duties and responsibilities for human rights: A quiet evolution?Samantha Besson - 2015 - Social Philosophy and Policy 32 (1):244-268.
    :Recent years have seen an increase of interest on the part of human rights theorists in the “supply-side” of human rights, i.e., in the duties or obligations correlative to human rights. Nevertheless, faced with the practically urgent and seemingly simple question of who owes the duties related to international human rights, few human rights theorists provide an elaborate answer. While some make a point of fitting the human rights practice and hence regard states as the sole human rights duty-bearers merely (...)
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  • For the People: A Republican stand on International Intervention.Maria Victoria Kristan - 2018 - Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofía Política 7 (1).
    International interventions have traditionally been justified on the basis of human rights violations, insofar as these strike us as intolerably unjust. In this paper I will argue that there are compelling reasons for the international community to consider political legitimacy as an additional value to be protected. I offer three independent arguments in favour of my claim. The first two arguments dwell on the relationship between democracy and human rights. The third aims to show that political legitimacy has logical and (...)
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