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Development and Human Rights

as a third field of investigation where research is conducted along parallel and non-intersecting lines with peace research and human rights. It would be pretentious for a scholar many times more qualified than the present writer to claim to embrace all three fields and draw transdisciplinary conclusions. Nevertheless, some very preliminary remarks on development, peace, and human rights may help motivate research by others along such transdisciplinary lines. The intention of this article is, therefore, to look at development from the perspective of human rights in a way which I hope will be of interest to peace researchers. Thus, without attempting to provide proper scientific demonstration, I shall evoke briefly a few ideas on the