Vulnerability and Human Rights

activities aging appears argued argument aspect associated assumptions attempt become body changes citizens citizenship civil claims conflict connection consequences contemporary cosmopolitanism create critical cultural rights debate depend differences difficult disability diversity duties economic effective equality especially ethics example existence expressed force forms freedom global groups growth historical human rights idea identity impairment important increase individual institutions interest involve issues language liberal live marriage means ment modern moral multiculturalism nature norms offer organized parents person physical political population position possible practices precariousness problem produced protect question recognition recognize regulated relating relationship relativism religious reproduction require respect responsibility result role sense sexual social social rights society sociology stranger suffering theory tion traditional understanding universal values violence virtue vulnerability wars women