Question

Upendra Baxi (“oo-PEN-druh BOCK-shee”) wrote a book about the future of these concepts, and Marie-Bénédicte Dembour (“dom-BOOR”) wrote a book asking “who believes in” these concepts. For 10 points each:
[10h] Bryan Turner wrote an “outline of a theory of” what concepts? Turner argues that sociological theories of these concepts must supplement theories of citizenship.
ANSWER: human rights [accept “Outline of a Theory of Human Rights”; accept The Future of Human Rights; accept Who Believes in Human Rights?; prompt on rights]
[10e] Sociological definitions of human rights often begin by discussing the “Universal Declaration of Human Rights,” which was adopted by this organization.
ANSWER: United Nations [or UN; accept United Nations General Assembly]
[10m] Some sociologists argue that the universality of human rights undermines this concept. The modern international political system is conventionally said to be grounded in the “Westphalian” form of this concept.
ANSWER: sovereignty [accept Westphalian sovereignty]

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Brown ANYU A010010
Chicago AMaryland A0101020
Chicago BImperial A010010
Cornell ANorth Carolina A0101020
Cornell BClaremont A010010
Florida AWUSTL A0101020
Florida BIllinois A010010
Georgia Tech AMichigan A010010
Indiana ASouth Carolina A0101020
Iowa State AJohns Hopkins A0101020
Minnesota AVanderbilt A1010020
Northwestern AGeorgia Tech B0101020
Penn ARutgers A010010
Penn State ADuke A010010
Rutgers BYale A0101020
Stanford AMinnesota B1010020
Texas AColumbia A0000
UC Berkeley AVirginia A0101020
UC Berkeley BOhio State A010010
WUSTL BMcGill A0101020
Yale BToronto A010010