Development as a Human Right: Legal, Political and Economic Dimensions

This thought-provoking work explores the multifaceted relationship between development and human rights, highlighting the critical role that legal, political, and economic dimensions play in this interplay. With contributions from esteemed scholars and practitioners, the book delves into various perspectives on what it means to uphold development as a fundamental human right. It examines the historical context of human rights discourse and its evolution, discussing the implications for policy-making and social justice.

In particular, the authors underscore the importance of integrating development goals with human rights frameworks, emphasizing that the pursuit of social and economic progress must take into account the dignity and agency of individuals. By addressing these essential themes, the work aims to inspire policymakers, activists, and scholars to advocate for a more equitable future where development is not merely an economic metric but a cornerstone of human flourishing.