Equity in global society
Patel, I. G.
Equity in global society - New Delhi Rajiv Gandhi Foundation 1995 - 89 p
RGICS paper no. 30 1995
Dr. Patel analyses the subject from the point of view of five major areas of urgent concern, namely (1) the legitimacy of individual and group rights and the role of the global society vis-a-vis these rights; (2) equity in the governance of international institutions; (3) equity in international economic relations; (4) equity and global environmental protection and (5) matching responsibilities with resources at the global level.talentinela
prilauad nood Dr. Patel's analysis of the role of social sciences in dealing with contemporary issues so as to lay out options in a manner which might increase the chances of what might be accepted by most people' is in a language that can be easily understood by the general reader. RGICS is publishing the analysis in the form of a Paper in our series of occasional papers in order to take it to as wide an audience as possible. We consider this our privilege and are grateful to the London School of Economics and to Dr. I.G. Patel.
Equality
305 Pat
Equity in global society - New Delhi Rajiv Gandhi Foundation 1995 - 89 p
RGICS paper no. 30 1995
Dr. Patel analyses the subject from the point of view of five major areas of urgent concern, namely (1) the legitimacy of individual and group rights and the role of the global society vis-a-vis these rights; (2) equity in the governance of international institutions; (3) equity in international economic relations; (4) equity and global environmental protection and (5) matching responsibilities with resources at the global level.talentinela
prilauad nood Dr. Patel's analysis of the role of social sciences in dealing with contemporary issues so as to lay out options in a manner which might increase the chances of what might be accepted by most people' is in a language that can be easily understood by the general reader. RGICS is publishing the analysis in the form of a Paper in our series of occasional papers in order to take it to as wide an audience as possible. We consider this our privilege and are grateful to the London School of Economics and to Dr. I.G. Patel.
Equality
305 Pat