Michael Ignatieff's Democracy And Rights Revolution
An ideology of revolution through an improvement of rights system was in Michael Ignatieff’s article “Democracy and Rights Revolution” (2000). He revealed that this transition, which started from the 1960s, has effects on both improving overall equality, and defending people’s right to be different.
As a result of the rights revolution, Canada has become one of the most distinct countries, in which the rights cultures prevail, and it has an important role in promoting the concept internationally as well. People realized that they should treat other social members, regardless of their gender, sexuality, race or ethnic background.
However, the rights revolution also has its downsides. Firstly, while the “rights talk” was believed to replace
As a result of the rights revolution, Canada has become one of the most distinct countries, in which the rights cultures prevail, and it has an important role in promoting the concept internationally as well. People realized that they should treat other social members, regardless of their gender, sexuality, race or ethnic background.
However, the rights revolution also has its downsides. Firstly, while the “rights talk” was believed to replace