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World Debt and the Human Condition: Structural Adjustment and the Right to Development
Eileen Mccarthy-Arnolds; Ved Nanda; George W. Shepherd Jr. (Author)
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Praeger
· Hardcover
World Debt and the Human Condition: Structural Adjustment and the Right to Development - Eileen Mccarthy-Arnolds; Ved Nanda; George W. Shepherd Jr.
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Synopsis "World Debt and the Human Condition: Structural Adjustment and the Right to Development"
Set against the backdrop of deteriorating living conditions for hundreds of millions of people in developing and debtor countries, this volume concentrates on the structural adjustment policies designed to facilitate debt repayment and to stabilize indebted economies and the effects these policies have on the human rights of affected peoples. Conducted by contributors from various disciplines, this analysis provides distinctive insights into the relationship between international economic decisions and human welfare.The volume begins with general chapters on the issue of world debt; the various perceptions of debtors and creditors and the general consequences of the crisis. The specifics of the right to development are presented along with an explanation of and a rationale for this particular project on debt and human rights. The social, political, and economic consequences of the debt crisis and of the adjustment policies designed to alleviate it are presented by academic analysts as well as economists involved in dealing with poverty and equity issues at the international financial agencies. The book concludes with contributions from NGO representatives. These chapters discuss policy change and popular participation. The complex issues of debt and international economics are examined from a variety of perspectives. World Debt and the Human Condition's unifying element is a shared concern for the advancement of human dignity and the protection of the basic human rights of all those affected by the current international debt crisis and by current international economic policies and development strategies.
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