Human Development Report 1994

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Human Rights and Development Food Security and Socioeconomic Dynamics Global socioeconomic and cultural dynamics

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The 1994 Report introduces a new concept of human security, which equates security with people rather than territories, with development rather than arms. It examines both the national and the global concerns of human security. The Report seeks to deal with these concerns through a new paradigm of sustainable human development, capturing the potential peace dividend, a new form of development co-operation and a restructured system of global institutions.

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