Understanding Human Rights with Aristotelian Universalism

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2002-05-01

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Deveci, Cem

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Human Rights in Turkey and the World in the Light of Fifty-Year Experience

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C. Deveci, Understanding Human Rights with Aristotelian Universalism. 2002.