The Aesthetics of Human Rights by Karen-Margrethe Simonsen, Ben Dorfman

“…This entails human rights’ growth from a limited concept pertaining to international institutions (specifically the UN and the state actors involved) to a broad social concept deployed by ranges of grassroots social movements and individual petitioners for rights. …”
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Global Tales by Pablo Christoffanini, Lotte Dam

“…Not only business studies, but also the humanities and social sciences in universities have had to justify their use to private enterprises, and forms of research and teaching have been developed where the purpose is the resolution of potential problems in the markets, characterized by something other than the national culture. …”
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