Measuring the Unconscionable

Stanlick, Sarah

Journal: Human Rights & Human Welfare

Volume: 9

Year: 2009

Bluebook Citation: 9 HUM. RTS. & HUM. WEL. (2009)

Author: Sarah Stanlick: all 3 publications


Abstract

The combination of level-headed scientific approaches and passionate activism seems at first glance an incompatible relationship. For the passionate humanitarian, there is a hesitation in fear of "selling out" to the black and white world of science, that science would somehow take the "human" dimension away from human rights. However, the bigger issue-and opportunity-is the multitude of ways that the partnership between scientific method and human rights can yield possibilities and innovations. As described in Sonia Shah's piece in The Nation , scientists are coming together to lend their unique skills and perspective to the ever-changing global status of human rights.

Through those scientific methods, a new and exciting dimension is being explored that will hopefully revolutionize how human rights research is carried out.

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