Capitalism And Human Rights In Terms Of Human Development And Income Distribution

Abstract

The globalization of capitalized markets by international trade's development; undoubtedly is an undeniable fact of contribution to economies and in particular to welfare increasing. Substantially, globalization is exceeding the limits of cultural, social, political, economical and technological transactions and integration each of them. However, this extended explanation remains abstractive. So, concretely, the first thing comes to mind that is economical globalization. Also the increase of regionalism tendencies in parallel with global developments refer the transition to Homo-Economicus from Homo-Politicus and make essential a reconstructive investigation about human rights towards Homo-Politicus. Nevertheless, human rights' struggle with capitalism has traced Magna Carta, it became evident when the occurance of French Revolution and has been triggered constutional movements all over the world. Milestones, such as the Industrial Revolution, World Wars, Cold War Period, dissolution of the Soviets, the widespread of Fordist Production Band method, initiating the knowledge economy process by technological developments, industry 4.0 and industry 5.0; have rotate the mankind's attention to economical profits from democracy and law. The remarkable issues in society that belong to human rights violations, are that the labour factor can not earn revenue enough and gradually increasing income inequality. So, if the income inequality is taken into consideration as a significant human rights abuse; to investigate that, it would be the point of main issue by analysing French Revolution conditions and Post-Cold War era.