Public Rights, Private Relations(English, Hardcover, Thomas Jean)

Public Rights, Private Relations(English, Hardcover, Thomas Jean)

  • Thomas Jean
Publisher:Oxford University Press, USAISBN 13: 9780199677733ISBN 10: 0199677735

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Public Rights, Private Relations(English, Hardcover, Thomas Jean) is written by Thomas Jean and published by Oxford University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0199677735 (ISBN 10) and 9780199677733 (ISBN 13).

The abuse of workers in export processing zones in developing countries, the undignified treatment of elderly people in care homes, and the dangers for internet users' privacy arising from private companies' control of their data are prominent examples of how our most fundamental interests are increasingly jeopardized by powerful private actors. Jean Thomas argues that, while these interests are protected by human and constitutional rights in relation to the state, no similar protections exist in relations among private actors. To address this problem, she develops a theoretical framework for the application of human and constitutional rights among private actors. The author proposes a theory of private liability for public rights violations that allows us to answer the question: who should bear the duties associated with human and constitutional rights in the private sphere? And what do private actors owe one another in respect of the interests protected by these rights? In advancing a model of rights that makes the application of public rights among private actors morally plausible and institutionally feasible, the book also illuminates the broader conceptual question of what rights are.