Social Harmonism, Human Rights Under Functional Government - Holmes Whittier Merton - Bog

Social Harmonism is an insightful and thought-provoking exploration of the concept of human rights and how they are best secured and protected in modern societies. The book argues that functional government is the key to securing human rights and that a harmonious society is necessary for the optimal functioning of government.
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