0351599 - FLÚ 2011 US eng C - Conference Paper (international conference)
Hrubec, Marek
Unrecognized Rights-Agents, Misrecognized Rights-Holders: Social Justice in the Global Context.
Contested terrains of globalization : conference documents : selected papers delivered at the 6th annual Conference of the Global Studies Association. Chicago: Global Studies Association, 2007 - (Harris, J.; Selzys, V.), s. 27-49
[6th annual Conference of the Global Studies Association. Irvine (US), 17.05.2007-20.05.2007]
R&D Projects: GA MŠMT(CZ) LC06013
Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z90090514
Keywords : extra-territorial recognition * global justice * global poor
Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

The paper analyzes global social injustice in relation to the social rights of the global poor. It articulates of an extra-territorial recognition of right-holders by means of the development of a theory of social recognition on the transnational and supranational level. Part Two of the paper differentiates between a traditional subject of misrecognition and the global poor. It stresses that we have to respect a specific kind of struggle for recognition of the global poor. Part Three articulates contemporary legal possibilities of extra-territorial recognition that are bound to the nation-states hitherto. In Part Four, the paper concentrates on an extension of extra-territorial recognition in terms of the regulation of economic globalization. Part Five indicates an increasing power of the transnational economy in order to show, in Part Six, the insufficient possibilities of extra-territorial recognition and a need of supranational recognition.
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