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Human rights and scientific and technological development / edited by C.G. Weeramantry.

Contributor(s): Weeramantry, C. G [editor] | United Nations Commission on Human Rights.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Tokyo : United Nations University Press, 1990Description: vi, 222 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9280807315.Uniform titles: Declaration on the Use of Scientific and Technological Progress in the Interests of Peace and for the Benefit of Mankind (1975) Subject(s): HUMAN RIGHTS | SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | POPULAR PARTICIPATION | ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS | DETENTION ON GROUNDS OF MENTAL ILLNESS | PERSONAL DATA FILES | FREEDOM OF INFORMATION | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY | ENVIRONMENT | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Contents:
Part 1 Scope and Objectives 1 The Problems, the Project, and the Prognosis C.G. Weeramantry 11
Part 2 Global Perspectives 2 Saence, Technology, and Huma„ Rlghts; A Prospective Vlew , Accanoiogy, ana j-li 3 Technological Self-reliance and Cultural Freedom Saneh Chamarik 4 Human Rights and Scientific and Technological Progress: A Western Perspective Tom J. Farer
Part 3 International Response 5 Impacts of Scientific and Technological Progress on Human Rights: Normative Response of the International Comi^unitY Hiroko Yamane 6 The Institutional Response Yo Kubota
Part 4 Some Specific Issues 7 Human Rights and the Structure of the Scientific Enterprise Shigeru Nakayama 8 Human Rights, Technology, and Development C.G. Weeramantry 9 Human Rights and Environmental Issues Vid Vukasovic
Part 5 10 Conclusions and Recommendations CC.G. Weeramantry20S
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Book Book General Stacks Human Rights, Peace, International Law HUM B25439 (Browse shelf) Available
Book Book General Stacks UNU Publications UNU B11075 (Browse shelf) Available

"Human rights and scientific and technological development : studies on the affirmative use of science and technology for the furtherance of human rights, commissioned as a special project by the United Nations University, following a reference to the University by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights Commission".

Includes bibliographical references.

Part 1 Scope and Objectives
1 The Problems, the Project, and the Prognosis C.G. Weeramantry 11

Part 2 Global Perspectives 2 Saence, Technology, and Huma„ Rlghts; A Prospective Vlew , Accanoiogy, ana j-li 3 Technological Self-reliance and Cultural Freedom Saneh Chamarik 4 Human Rights and Scientific and Technological Progress: A Western Perspective Tom J. Farer

Part 3 International Response 5 Impacts of Scientific and Technological Progress on Human Rights: Normative Response of the International Comi^unitY Hiroko Yamane 6 The Institutional Response Yo Kubota

Part 4 Some Specific Issues 7 Human Rights and the Structure of the Scientific Enterprise Shigeru Nakayama 8 Human Rights, Technology, and Development C.G. Weeramantry 9 Human Rights and Environmental Issues Vid Vukasovic

Part 5 10 Conclusions and Recommendations CC.G. Weeramantry20S

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