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Culture, Community or RightsTerry CarneyUniversity of Sydney - Faculty of Law September, 15 2008 AUTONOMY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN HEALTH CARE: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE, D. Weisstub, G. Diaz-Pintos, eds., pp. 155-172, Springer: The Netherlands, 2008 Sydney Law School Research Paper No. 08/109 Abstract: This chapter reviews the extent to which laws based on promotion of individual 'autonomy' (such as durable powers of attorney) conform with the lived lives and preferences of those for whom they are designed. It considers alternative conceptions of rights, including communitarian and social citizenship models, and discusses ways in which positive rights may better promote human flourishing.
Keywords: autonomy, rights, health care planning, social citizenship, communitarianism JEL Classification: I10, I11, 18, K10, K30, K32 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: September 17, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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