Intro
Editors' Introduction
Contents
Contributors
Focussing on the History and Ideology of Human Rights
Philosophical-Theoretical and Material Origins of Human Rights
1 Introduction: Historical and Theoretical Outline
1.1 The Main Strands of Human Rights Conceptualizations
1.2 Ambivalence of Contemporary Developments
2 Origins of the Idea of Human Rights
2.1 The Determinants of Human Rights
2.2 The Moral-Universal (Re)Conceptualization of the Image of Man
2.3 Early Attempts at Locating the Idea of Human Rights in the Socio-Political and Legal Sphere

2.4 The Concept of Human Rights in Modern Times
2.5 Political and Legal Rights vs. Social Rights: Tension and Chance
References
Human Rights and People of Colour-A Historical View from the South
1 Introduction
2 The History and Ideology of Human Rights
2.1 The European Enlightenment, Race Theories and the Human Rights Discourse
2.2 An Anatomy of the History and Ideology of Human Rights
2.3 The Problem of Epistemic Racism in the Human Rights Discourse
2.4 The Ethical and Epistemic Imperative to Decolonise the Human Rights Discourse
3 The South African Freedom Struggle

3.1 State Oppression
3.2 Sacrifices
3.3 Struggle Values
3.4 South Africa, After Mandela, Attempting to Implement the Freedom Charter
4 Conclusion
References
Morality-Ideology-Objectivity: The Pre- and Post-juridical Dimension of Human Rights in the Era of Digitisation and Artificial Intelligence
1 Instead of an Introduction
2 Introduction
3 Polarisations
4 Today's cui bono and quid pro quo
5 Digitisation-But What for?
5.1 Ad a.: Purpose of Digitisation
5.2 Ad b. Actors and Their Interests
5.3 Ad c. Optimisation of Power Balances to Enhance Socialisation

5.4 Ad d. The Tension between the Simple Medium and Complex Forms
5.5 Ad e. How Can Stopping Rules be Established
6 Conclusion I: Digitisation: The Danger of Losing what Defines Humanity, Not Only Rights
7 Conclusion II
References
Hollowing out the Principle of Nation Building-Condition or Stumbling Block on the Way of Defining Human Rights
Global Governance of Human Rights: Dilemmas, Divergences and the Way Out
1 Global Governance of Human Rights: Concepts and Categories
2 Global Governance of Human Rights: Dilemmas in Reality

3 Global Governance of Human Rights: Debates on the Paths
4 Global Governance of Human Rights: The Way Out
5 Conclusion
Determining Effects of Authoritarianism on Executive Power and Public Administration in Turkey
1 Introduction
1.1 2000s: Establishment of the Neoliberal-Authoritarian State Organization
1.2 Immediately Before the 2017 Constitutional Amendments: State of Emergency as the 'Dual State' Takes the Stage
1.3 2017 Constitutional Amendment: Concentration of Powers of the Authoritarian State within the Person of the President
2 Conclusion
References