Samuel Moin: It is not enough

Imagine the most influential contemporary North American intellectuals' monument to the German Research Association's Seymbiological Association'S Book of Halpen Milton Memorial, Maurice Pokossian, United States Academy of Sciences, the Institute of the American Medical Association, the Vergruen, and the Gugenheim Memorial Foundation, which ensures that the least wealth needed to survive is guaranteed to all. Anyone eats three meals, and everyone has a roofed nest. But the rich and poor gap still holds most of the wealth. Is this society just? In fact, the world we live in is not so different. There is a huge wave of neo-librialism that dominates everything, and there is an obvious inequality between man and man, between nation and country, the Southern Hemisphere and the Northern Hemisphere. Not even enough goods were given to everyone. The lack of adequate means attempts to explain what happened to this world. The concept that centers on the process is human rights, equality and adequateness. Enough means to be guaranteed the ‘lowest ’ of the good things in life. The original concept of human rights, especially in terms of economic and social rights, has been both sought for equality and adequateness in its origins. This is reflected in the spirit of the French Revolution and the blueprint of the Jacobinist. But as the era of neo-librarianism entered the Nationalist era, human rights became unbalanced to ensure that there was only enough, and this has become a self-responsible defense of neo - liberalism. He explores the process thoroughly.

Korean title: 충분하지 않다

Korean author: 새뮤얼 모인

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9788967359850