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Ethics, Human Rights and Sociological Inquiry: Genocide, Politicide and Other Issues of Organizational Power
This paper introduces a human rights (in contrast to an ethicist) perspective into sociological investigation. Moreover, it indicates why a human rights orientation is necessary for examining genocide, politicide and other issues of organizational power.
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| description | This paper introduces a human rights (in contrast to an ethicist) perspective into sociological investigation. Moreover, it indicates why a human rights orientation is necessary for examining genocide, politicide and other issues of organizational power. |
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| subjects | Ethics Genocide Holocaust Human Rights Massacres Methodology (Philosophical) Moral relativism Morality Morals Nation states Organizational Power Political Violence Politicide Professional ethics Social ethics Social theories Social theory Sociological research Sociological Theory State and law War crimes World War Two |
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