InicioTowards a History of Socioeconomic Rights
Publicado el vendredi 30 de octobre de 2015
Resumen
This research workshop is organized by Charles Walton, fellow at the Paris Institute for Advanced Studies.
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Argument
What are socioeconomic rights and what can their history tell us about modern concerns for well-being? This half-day workshop will explore aspects of socioeconomic rights in history, from the eighteenth-century European Enlightenment through to today. Speakers will discuss the political and philosophical debates over socioeconomic rights and seek to explain why these rights have tended to be less visible and more contested than civil and political rights.
Program
14h - 15h
- Socioeconomic Rights in History: Questions and Problems Charles Walton (University of Warwick)
- Health and the History of Socioeconomic Rights since 1750 Claudia Stein (University of Warwick)
Pause
15h10 - 16h10
- The Demise of Social Rights as Human Rights in Europe Marco Duranti (University of Sydney)
- The Human Right to Health: the Modern Philosophy, Politics and Economics Sridhar Venkatapuram (King’s College London)
16h10 - 17h Comments, Q & A
Categorías
- Sociología (Categoría principal)
- Sociedad > Historia > Historia económica
- Pensamiento y Lenguaje > Pensamiento > Filosofía
- Épocas > Época moderna
- Épocas > Época contemporánea
- Sociedad > Historia > Historia social
- Sociedad > Sociología > Sociología económica
Lugares
- IEA PAris, 53 Avenue Charles de Gaulle
Neuilly-sur-Seine, Francia (92200)
Fecha(s)
- mercredi 18 de novembre de 2015
Palabras claves
- socioeconomic right, well-being
Contactos
- Simon Luck
courriel : simon [dot] luck [at] paris-iea [dot] fr
URLs de referencia
Fuente de la información
- Élodie Saubatte
courriel : elodie [dot] saubatte [at] paris-iea [dot] fr
Para citar este anuncio
« Towards a History of Socioeconomic Rights », Informaciónes varias , Calenda, Publicado el vendredi 30 de octobre de 2015, https://calenda-formation.labocleo.org/343767
