Matt Hann received his PhD in political theory, focussing on the theoretical justifications of human rights, in 2014 from Durham University, UK. Before this, he studied at Durham and at Universität Konstanz, Germany. He has published work in journals including Political Theory and the Journal of Moral Philosophy.

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• Introduction.- Chapter 1: T.H. Green and the social recognition of rights.- Chapter 2: Hannah Arendt: the paradox of the Rights of Man, the political community, judgment, and recognition.- Chapter 3: Societies of rights: what does a political community look like?.- Chapter 4: Rights recognition and cosmopolitanism: global egalitarian rights recognition.-  Conclusion-. Bibliography.- Index.

Matt Hann received his PhD in political theory, focussing on the theoretical justifications of human rights, in 2014 from Durham University, UK. Before this, he studied at Durham and at Universität Konstanz, Germany. He has published work in journals including Political Theory and the Journal of Moral Philosophy.

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• Introduction.- Chapter 1: T.H. Green and the social recognition of rights.- Chapter 2: Hannah Arendt: the paradox of the Rights of Man, the political community, judgment, and recognition.- Chapter 3: Societies of rights: what does a political community look like?.- Chapter 4: Rights recognition and cosmopolitanism: global egalitarian rights recognition.-  Conclusion-. Bibliography.- Index.

Matt Hann received his PhD in political theory, focussing on the theoretical justifications of human rights, in 2014 from Durham University, UK. Before this, he studied at Durham and at Universität Konstanz, Germany. He has published work in journals including Political Theory and the Journal of Moral Philosophy.

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• Introduction.- Chapter 1: T.H. Green and the social recognition of rights.- Chapter 2: Hannah Arendt: the paradox of the Rights of Man, the political community, judgment, and recognition.- Chapter 3: Societies of rights: what does a political community look like?.- Chapter 4: Rights recognition and cosmopolitanism: global egalitarian rights recognition.-  Conclusion-. Bibliography.- Index.