Introduction: Human Rights and Freedom
1. Human Rights, Freedom and Humanity
2. Human Rights and the Cosmopolitan Imagination: Questions of Human Dignity and Cultural Identity.
3. The ‘Making’ and ‘Doing’ of Global Civil Society: E.P.Thompson and Cosmopolitanism
4. The Human Right to Schooling (or Education) in the Age of Global Neoliberalism
5.Jazz as Cultural Modernity: Consumerism, Neoliberalism and Cosmopolitan Freedom
6.Human Rights and Documentary Cinema: A Democratic Pedagogic Practice in the Time of Globalisation
7.Human Rights, Post-Capitalism and the Right to be Human: The Rise of the Commons
Conclusion: The Human Right to be Human
Bibliography
Biography
Nick Stevenson is Reader in Cultural Sociology in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Nottingham, UK.
