Human Rights and Good Governance: National and International Perspectives

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The protection and promotion of Human need a conducive as well as enabling environment comprising appropriate regulations??? and a well-functioning institutional frameworks. All the actions of the state should be founded on this solemn pledge and duty. Good governance policies should equally aim at empowering individuals to live with dignity, liberty and freedom. Good governance and human rights must be mutually interactive for a progressive realization of an effective democratic-state. Good governance cannot be achievedin achieved in isolation form human rights. The two end, concepts reinforce each other many of their core principles are common. In the present day scenario, these two concepts have an added significance for the good of the common people. To that active the states are under an obligation to fructify the mandates the mandates of good governance and human rights must also do. Whatever they can. Even though these concepts are being forcefully interposed by international economic institutions while dealing with their constituencies, yet they are absolutely necessary for a democratic order based on respect for the rule of law, human rights and for the common good of all. The book explores the various aspects/dimensions of human rights and of the good governance and evaluates scientifically many facets of god governance both at national and international levels. It comprises 17 articles written by distinguished academicians. Each contribution explores a distinct written by distinguished academicians. Each contribution explores a distinct theme in good governance and human rights and their impacts on democracy and the rule of law. The contributors have meticulously strive to organize their views and arguments in a coherent manner. Some of these contributions are abridged and edited versions of the presentations at the annual national seminar of the All India Teachers??? Congress held on May 19-20, 2007 at New Delhi. This will be extremely helpful to the academicians, NGOs, students and lawyers and well as to other institutions dealing with the rule of law, human rights and good governance. Table of Contents Sustainable Development Human Rights and Good Governance Indian Legal Education Legal Profession Keeping Pace with Globalization Steps Towards Globalization in Developing Countries Like India with Special Reference to Economic Advancement WTO & Agriculture : Challenges And Opportunities For India Trips Regime and Challenges to Geo-graphical Indications Good Governance and Human Rights Some Remarks Human Rights and Good Governance Good Governance Human Rights Perspective in India Human Rights and Good Governance Vis-a vis Poverty Good Governance and Human Rights Globalization and Children : Reconciling the Irreconcilable Refugee : Socio-economic And Legal Challenges to India Human Rights in Indian Constitution & U.N. Declaration an Analysis Good Governance and Farmers Rights Strengthening Agricultural Legal Regime Civil Society and Good Governance : The Emerging Challenges Right to Information and Good Governance