Human Rights and Development

Abstract

Acknowledgments/Abbreviations and Acronyms Introduction 1 Part I: Some Debates Of Relevance To The Development Practitioner Chapter 1 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 I: Human Rights In The Practice Of Development Chapter 3 The Basics Rhetorical Incorporation Chapter 4 Political Conditionality History of Conditionality Difficulties Beyond Aid Conditionality Conclusion 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? Conclusion 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 Conclusion 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? Notes / Bibliography / Index

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