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The Millennium Declaration, rights and constitutions Yash Ghai & Jill Cottrell

By: Ghai, YashMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2011Edition: 1st edDescription: 204 pISBN: 9780198069287DDC classification: 323

Contents:

Part I: Human Rights and Human Development: A. Reflection on Poverty; B. The Millennium Declaration and the MDGs; C. Rights; D, Human Rights Framework and the Human Rights Approach to Development; E. How do the MDGs and Rights Relate to Each Other; Part II: Constitutional Strategy: A, Reviewing or Making the Constitution; B. A Constitution to which the People can Relate to; C. An Effective Bill of Rights; D. Specific Rights; E. The Invisible: MDGs, Rights and Constitutions; Part III: Implementing and Consolidating the Constitution, The Whole Constitution as a Framework for Rights, The Neo-colonial State, Restructuring the Neo-colonial State, Societal Context.

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Part I: Human Rights and Human Development:
A. Reflection on Poverty;
B. The Millennium Declaration and the MDGs;
C. Rights;
D, Human Rights Framework and the Human Rights Approach to Development;
E. How do the MDGs and Rights Relate to Each Other;

Part II: Constitutional Strategy:
A, Reviewing or Making the Constitution;
B. A Constitution to which the People can Relate to;
C. An Effective Bill of Rights;
D. Specific Rights;
E. The Invisible: MDGs, Rights and Constitutions;

Part III:
Implementing and Consolidating the Constitution,
The Whole Constitution as a Framework for Rights,
The Neo-colonial State,
Restructuring the Neo-colonial State,
Societal Context.

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