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Human Rights and Development: Reflections on Social Movements in Indiaof concepts among which there may be trade-offs or complementarities—namely, civil and political rights, basic economic and social rights (rights to subsistence and security), and aggregate economic growth. Various studies have focused on two of these three, or on different subsets of their total re

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Human Rights, Development and Foreign Policys from allegedly development-oriented state elites. For the last two decades ‘development’ has been the main item on the political agenda of Third World societies. But development policies do not necessarily result in better implementation of either civil/political or economic rights. Development po

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Ethnicity, Politics and Human Rights in the Southern Sudanas I have elsewhere argued, the notion of the right of peoples to self-determination has possibly been the single most potent force in the struggles of mankind this century for economic and political equity in international relations.

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Protecting Civil and Political Rights in India: Mrs Gandhi’s Emergency and Thereafteril and political rights subsequently occurred. But the departure from the Indian Constitution proved of relatively short duration (19 months). The episode thus provides a useful case study not only of the forces leading the world’s most populous democracy to abandon many civil and political rights,

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