Subtitle
Three Way Stretch
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Department (Manual Entry)
Political Science Department
Abstract
Arguing for a transnational labor movement increasingly poses transnational labor rights as transnational human rights. Sociologically, how can such transnational labor rights be secured by institutions at a global level? Moving from human rights to transnational social rights? A seemingly aporia between the concepts of labor rights and human rights can be dialectically mediated by the tradition of a critical sociology of law in yielding a critical sociology of rights.
Source
Original Version:
Citation
Weiner, Richard R., "Labor Rights, Human Rights and a Critical Sociology of Law" (2012). Faculty Publications. 327.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/facultypublications/327
Comments
Presented at The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at The Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University (13 April 2012)