
Daiana Vasquez
Editor-in-Chief
Daiana Vasquez is a Brazilian born lawyer with a focus on human rights, international and constitutional law. Professionally she worked for several non-governmental organizations and contributed to numerous projects in the field of human rights. Following post-graduate education in Germany, she is currently living in the Netherlands working on her PhD thesis, while simultaneously studying philosophy (ethics).
Read posts by Daiana Vasquez (newest to oldest):
And The Oscar Goes to... (film review, 2006.03.04)
Where are the limits? (international affairs, society, 2006.02.11)
Making Choices (book review, society, ethics, 2005.01.06)
It's Not About Christmas Anymore (society, 2005.12.25)
Our responsibility towards animals (ethics, 2005.11.30)
Some more words on us
(foreword with Maria João Ferreira and Pedro Marcelino, 2005.11.30)
Read more from Daiana on the web:
The Fallacy of Democracy (Portuguese only, essay, click on "Corpo Discente")
“What should I do?” - The Concept of Law by Kant (German only)
Fundamental Principles of the Metaphisic of Morals – a comparison between the hypothetical and categorical Imperatives (German only)
Stemmer’s Critics on Kant’s Moral Theory (German only)
Gender Equality and Discrimination (German only)
Comments on the Metaphisic of Morals (German only)
A Just Society: Reality or Utopia? An attempt to Analyze John Rawl’s Theory of Justice (German only)
The “Social” Function of Property (Portuguese only)

