Challenges to Law at the End of the 20th Century: Rights.: Proceedings of the 17th World Congress of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Bologna, 16th-21th June 1995. Vol. 1

Content: K. Campbell: The Variety of Rights - J. R. Sieckmann: Basic Rights in the Model of Principles - U. Penski: Partikularitat des Rechts und Universalisierung von Rechten - G. Holmstrom-Hintikka: Rights and Responsibilities - C. C. Gould: Group Rights and Social Ontology - M. Pavc&nik: Abuse of a Right - H. Matsuo: Historical and Theoretical Intimacy Between the Concepts of Rights and Property - R. Alexy: Discourse Theory and Human Rights - G. Peces-Barba Martinez: Los Derechos Humanos ante Problemas Clasicos de la Filosofia del Derecho - C. Velarde Queipo de Llano: The Case of Dworkin and his Critics - M. Tallachini: Human Right to the Environment or Rights of Nature? - D. Galloway: Constitutions, Civil Rights and Outsiders - J. I. Ugartemendia / J. Bengoetxea: A Right to Disobey? - T. D. Campbell: Communication Rights: Defaming Free Speech - B. Crum: Legal Deliberation about the Right to Free Speech - F. Peonidis: Remarks on a Philosophical Defence of the Right to Freedom of Expression - R. A. Shiner / M. Stephens: Advertising, Free Expression, and Public Goods - E. A. Christodoulidis: What Re-discovery of the polis? - W. L. McBride: The Rights of ‘Aliens’ and of Other Others - L. H. Meyer: Can Actual Future People Have a Right to Non-Existence? - W. Lang: The Concepts of Rights and the Rights of the Unborn - B. S. T. Mallen: Belonging to a Sect as a Possible Limit to the Right of Choosing the Education of One’s Children - M. Corrado: Self-Defense, Punishment, and the State’s Right to Detain - etc.