Not Enough: Human Rights in an Unequal World by Samuel Moyn

Not Enough by Samuel Moyn argues that human rights, as they have developed, have not been enough to confront the problem of inequality.

The book considers the history of human rights and their relationship to economic inequality, asking why a movement devoted to basic protections has often left vast differences in wealth and power untouched. It invites readers to think about what a fuller idea of justice would require.

What readers will explore:

• Human rights and their history
• Inequality as a challenge human rights have not met
• Sufficiency, equality and the meaning of justice
• What a more ambitious response to inequality might look like

Who this book is for: Readers interested in human rights, political thought, and the politics of inequality.

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