Harvard Series on Health and Human Rights
Development as a Human Right: Legal, Political, and Economic Dimensions
Edited by Bård A. Andreassen and Stephen P. Marks
Forward by Louise Arbour, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
Part I Conceptual Underpinnings
Chapter 1. Amartya Sen: Human Rights and Development
Chapter 2. Arjun Sengupta: Problematique of the Right to Development
Chapter 3. Jakob Kirkemann Hansen and Hans-Otto Sano: The Implications for Value Added of a Rights-Based Approach
Part II. Duties and Responsibilities
Chapter 4. Stephen P. Marks: Political, Legal, and Philosophical Rationales in Support of a Duty to Implement the Right to Development
Chapter 5. David Beetham: The Right to Development and Its Corresponding Obligations
Chapter 6. Margot Salomon: The Right to Development and the Search for Global Justice
Chapter 7. Bård A. Andreassen: Non-State Actors — Non-Duty Bearers?
Part III. National Realities and Challenges
Chapter 8. Philip Alston: Making International Development Processes Work for Human Rights at the National Level
Chapter 9. Yash Ghai: Redesigning the State for the Right to Development
Chapter 10. Sandra Liebenberg: Making a Difference: Human Rights and Development —Reflecting on the South African Experience
Chapter 11. Stephen P. Marks: National Experiences: The Right to Development Project
Chapter 12. Rajeev Malhotra: The Use of Indicators in Implementing the Right to Development at the National Level: Methodological Issues
Part IV. International Institutions and Global Processes
Chapter 13.Asbjørn Eide: Human Rights-Based Development in the Age of Economic Globalization
Chapter 14. Arjun Sengupta: International Cooperation and the Role of Development Partnerships
Chapter 15. Siddiqur Osmani A Rights-Based Approach to Development in Context of Globalization
Chapter 16. Martin Scheinin: Advocating the Right to Development Through Complaint Procedures Under Human Rights Treaties
Chapter 17. Sigrun I. Skogly: The Role of International Financial Institutions in a Rights-Based Approach to the Process of Development
V. Conclusions: The Editors
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