Development as a human right : legal, political, and economic dimensions /
Development as a human right : legal, political, and economic dimensions /
edited by Bard A. Andreassen, Stephen P. Marks.
- 2nd
- Antwerp : Intersentia, 2010.
Most essays presented at The Nobel Symposium on the Right to Development and Human Rights in Development (Oslo, 2003) and originally published in 2006. Essays revised and updated with a new foreword.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Human rights and development / The human right to development / The implications and value added of a rights-based approach / Obligations to implement the right to development: philosophical, political, and legal rationales / The right to development and its corresponding obligations / International human rights obligations in context: structural obstacles and the demands of global justice / Development and the human rights responsibilities of non-state actors / Redesigning the state for "right development" / Making a difference: human rights and development, reflecting on the South African experience / Towards implementing the right to development: a framework for indicators and monitoring methods / Human rights-based development in the age of economic globalization: background and prospects / Globalization and the human rights approach to development / Advocating the right to development through complaint procedures under human rights treaties / The role of the international financial institutions in a rights-based approach to the process of development / Amartya Sen -- Arjun Sengupta -- Jakob Kirkemann Hansen and Hans-Otto Sano -- Stephen P. Marks -- David Beetham -- Margot E. Salomon -- Bard A. Andreassen -- Yash Ghai -- Sandra Liebenberg -- Rajeev Malhotra -- Asbjørn Eide -- Siddiq Osmani -- Martin Scheinin -- Sigrun I. Skogly -- Foreword to the second edition -- Foreword to the first edition -- Introduction -- pt I. Conceptual underpinnings. pt II. Duties and responsibilities. pt III. National realities and challenges. pt IV. International institutions and global processes. pt V. Conclusions.
9789400000223 pbk.
2011410049
Human rights--Economic aspects
Economic development--Social aspects
Right to development
Most essays presented at The Nobel Symposium on the Right to Development and Human Rights in Development (Oslo, 2003) and originally published in 2006. Essays revised and updated with a new foreword.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Human rights and development / The human right to development / The implications and value added of a rights-based approach / Obligations to implement the right to development: philosophical, political, and legal rationales / The right to development and its corresponding obligations / International human rights obligations in context: structural obstacles and the demands of global justice / Development and the human rights responsibilities of non-state actors / Redesigning the state for "right development" / Making a difference: human rights and development, reflecting on the South African experience / Towards implementing the right to development: a framework for indicators and monitoring methods / Human rights-based development in the age of economic globalization: background and prospects / Globalization and the human rights approach to development / Advocating the right to development through complaint procedures under human rights treaties / The role of the international financial institutions in a rights-based approach to the process of development / Amartya Sen -- Arjun Sengupta -- Jakob Kirkemann Hansen and Hans-Otto Sano -- Stephen P. Marks -- David Beetham -- Margot E. Salomon -- Bard A. Andreassen -- Yash Ghai -- Sandra Liebenberg -- Rajeev Malhotra -- Asbjørn Eide -- Siddiq Osmani -- Martin Scheinin -- Sigrun I. Skogly -- Foreword to the second edition -- Foreword to the first edition -- Introduction -- pt I. Conceptual underpinnings. pt II. Duties and responsibilities. pt III. National realities and challenges. pt IV. International institutions and global processes. pt V. Conclusions.
9789400000223 pbk.
2011410049
Human rights--Economic aspects
Economic development--Social aspects
Right to development