Development, Human Rights and the Rule of Law. Report of a Conference Held in the Hague on 27 April–1 May 1981

Content: 
Other Pergamon Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages 1-2
SPEECH OF WELCOME, Pages 3-4
CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS, Pages 5-8
KEY-NOTE ADDRESS, Pages 9-24
OPENING OF THE PLENARY DISCUSSION, Pages 25-30
THE BASIC WORKING PAPER DEVELOPMENT AND THE RULE OF LAW: PREVENTION VERSUS CURE AS A HUMAN RIGHTS STRATEGY, Pages 31,33-108
THE DECLARATION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: THE GAP BETWEEN PROPOSALS AND REALITY, Pages 109-120
WHAT KIND OF DEVELOPMENT AND WHAT KIND OF LAW, Pages 121-129
HUMAN RIGHTS, RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT AND THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORDER – PERSPECTIVES AND PROPOSALS, Pages 131-141
THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: FROM EVOLVING PRINCIPLE TO “LEGAL” RIGHT: IN SEARCH OF ITS SUBSTANCE, Pages 143-174
KEEPING HUMAN LIFE HUMAN: ALTERING STRUCTURES OF POWER ECONOMIC BENEFITS AND OF INSTITUTIONS, Pages 175-180
HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT: A DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIP, Pages 181-185
REALIZING THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL RESOURCES, Pages 187-197
THE LEGAL NEEDS OF THE POOR TOWARDS AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL OF GROUP ADVOCACY, Pages 199-206
PROJECT SARILAKAS: A PHILIPPINE EXPERIMENT IN ATTEMPTING TO REALIZE THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT, Pages 207-222
SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF JURISTS 1981 CONFERENCE ON DEVELOPMENT AND THE RULE OF LAW, Pages 223-232
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS, Pages 233-237