Dignity Vol 6, Iss 2, Table of Contents

Dignity: A Journal of Analysis of Exploitation and Violence, 2021

Dignity has changed its name to Dignity: A Journal of Analysis of Exploitation and Violence. Now, we are broadening the scope of our publication to include articles and discussions on topics that are crucial for us to address through our scholarly publishing. We want to publish articles that report on and analyze the following topics, such as: Reproductive violence and exploitation, such as surrogacy, forced abortions, forced pregnancies, sex-selected abortions, and baby selling; Traditional harmful practices, such as female genital mutilation and child marriage; Domestic violence, revenge attacks on women, and femicide; Forced labor, economic exploitation, and property theft; The debate about biological sex and gender identity, and sex-based rights versus gender based rights; The experiences of migrant, immigrant, and refugee women and children; and The growth of authoritarian political and social movements and how they are impacting women and girls’ rights and lives. Please consider submitting an article to Dignity (https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/dignity). Donna M Hughes, Editor-in-Chief (dignityjournal@gmail.com)

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Journal of Social and Political Philosophy , 2022

Review essay Colin Bird, Human Dignity and Political Criticism, Cambridge University Press, 2021, 276 pages Andrea Sangiovanni, Humanity without Dignity. Moral Equality, Respect, and Human Rights, Harvard UP 2017, 320 pages

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2011

Human rights are universally based on the concept of human dignity. Various 5 international organizations are developing the theoretical, legal, and political framework for 6 human rights. The underlying concept of human dignity is less disputed, but also receives 7 less attention. This shortcoming is addressed by a worldwide group of scholars and 8 practitioners dedicated to examining and understanding the many aspects of human dignity, 9 as well as its violation - humiliation. This article describes the efforts of the Human Dignity 10 and Humiliation Studies (HumanDHS) network. The network is a global transdisciplinary 11 fellowship of individuals dedicated to advancing research, education, and interventions to 12 end humiliating practices and promote human dignity around the world. The HumanDHS 13 community strives to stimulate systemic change, globally and locally, opening space for 14 mutual respect and esteem to take root and grow, thus ending humiliating practices and 15 brea...

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Dignity: A Journal on Sexual Exploitation and Violence is an open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing original articles on topics related to sexual exploitation, violence, and slavery.

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Human Rights Quarterly, 2007

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Policy Futures in …, 2011

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Comparative Connections, 2024

Japan-Southeast Asia relations marked two milestones in 2023-24. The first was the 50 th anniversary of Japan-ASEAN Relations, during which Japan and ASEAN emphasized an equal partnership by adopting the keyword "co-creation" to promote economic prosperity and security stability in Southeast Asia and beyond. The second is strengthening Japan-Philippines bilateral strategic ties, not only bilaterally, but also trilaterally with the United States and quadrilaterally with Australia. Japan continuously engages with other Southeast Asian states and strengthens ties with ASEAN to reinforce ASEAN Centrality and unity, yet a challenge remains: how Japan can design a regional architecture in East Asia and the Indo-Pacific by clarifying the roles and division of labor among those institutions.

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Challenge even more in the case of conflicting interactions in which not only information is available, but the asymmetries and negations of mutual information and deception) are a component of the interaction itself. All this makes deliberation difficult on security measures and the processes of practices by the "sequencing" actors.

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