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Comparative Ethics and Intercultural Human Rights Dialogues: A Programmatic Inquiry

In Lisa Sowle Cahill & James F. Childress (eds.), Christian ethics: problems and prospects. Cleveland, Ohio: Pilgrim Press. pp. 357--78 (1996)

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  1. Global ethics and human rights: A reflection.Sumner B. Twiss - 2011 - Journal of Religious Ethics 39 (2):204-222.
    This paper examines the contributions that the international human rights community can make to the definition and framing of a practically effective global ethic, especially in light of ongoing concerns about social and economic justice, environmental issues, and systematic abuses of vulnerable populations. The principal argument is that the human rights movement in all of its dimensions (moral, legal, political) provides the pivotal foundation for a practicable global ethic now and for the foreseeable future. Evidence for the truth of this (...)
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