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The Third World and the Right to Development: Agenda for the Next Millennium

The Article examines the concept of the right to development in the context of the Third World. The Article examines how developing countries, in particular, can balance economic growth with basic human needs and human rights, It also considers the consequences for the new millenniun of the near universal embrace of market economy and the effects of globalization on developing country economies and on human rights.