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 Human Rights Commission ; edited by C.G. Weeramantry.

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"United Nations Sales No. E.90. III. A.3"--Title page verso.

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The problems, the project, and the prognosis / C.G. Weeramantry -- Science, technology, and human rights / Amilcar O. Herrera -- Technological self-reliance and cultural freedom / Saneh Chamarik -- Human rights and scientific and technological progress / Tom J. Farer -- Impacts of scientific and technological progress on human rights / Hiroko Yamane -- The institutional response / Yo Kubota -- Human rights and the structure of the scientific enterprise / Shigeru Nakayama -- Human rights, technology, and development / C.G. Weeramantry -- Human rights and environmental issues / Vid Vukasovic -- Conclusions and recommendations / C.G. Weeramantry.

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