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	Human Rights And Development by Peter Uvin
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In Human Rights and Development, award-winning author Peter Uvin extends the examination of development aid and human rights violations that he presented in his book on the Rwandan genocide, Aiding Violence. Whereas that book is diagnostic, Human Rights and Development is prescriptive—a response to requests from development and human rights organizations to help them effect strategies for reducing conflict and improving human rights outcomes.

By advocating a rights-based approach to development, Uvin shows how practitioners can surmount the tough ethical and human rights obstacles encountered in their endeavors. But Human Rights and Development is much more than a "how to" book for practitioners. It is also a major scholar’s profound, passionate, and clearly written analysis of the need to effect principled social change throughout the global arena that solidifies rather than fragments our common humanity.

Contents

• PART I: SOME DEBATES OF RELEVANCE TO THE DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONER • Chapter1 Background
The Big Picture • The Human Rights Debates • Chapter 2 The Legal Challenges • The Charge of Eurocentrism • The Contested Nature of Second- and Third-Generation Rights •

PART II: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE PRACTICE OF DEVELOPMENT • Chapter 3 The Basics • Rhetorical Incorporation • Chapter 4 Political Conditionality • History of Conditionality • Difficulties • Beyond Aid Conditionality • Chapter 5 Positive Support • The Practice of Positive Support • The Tools of Positive Support • Does Positive Support (If Not All Aid) Undermine Governance by Definition? • Post-Script: The Issue of Coherence • Chapter 6 A Rights-Based Approach to Development • Vision Process • Some Practical Implications of a Rights-Based Approach to Development • Chapter 7 Final Synthesis and Questions • A Synthesis of the Arguments • A Step Back: Big Trends and Questions • Choices Among Rights • A Fear: Is This Agenda Too Interventionist?ISBN - 9781565491854

Pages : 256