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The Airbus Deal and other businesses seem to require the
assumtion, that human rights are culture-bound. Is that so?

Michael C. Davis (Editor): Human Rights and Chinese Values
  Chinese Perspectives on Human Rights - Human Rights Today - The
  Four Paths of the Confucian Analects and the Four Principles
  of a New Theory of Benevolence - Are Rights Culture-Bound? -
  Human Rights and Non-Western Values - On Human Rights and Their
  Guarantee by Law - The Vienna Process and the Importance of
  Universal Standards in Asia - ... - The Bangkog Declaration
1995, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-586782-3

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