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13 - International Cooperation, MDG 8, and Human Rights
from Part II - Synergies and Conflicts in Different Goals
- By Aldo Caliari, Mac Darrow
Edited by Malcolm Langford, Universitetet i Oslo, Andy Sumner, King's College London, Alicia Ely Yamin, Harvard University, Massachusetts
Book:

The Millennium Development Goals and Human Rights

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05 October 2013

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16 September 2013, pp 316-360
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4 - Master or Servant? Development Goals and Human Rights
from Part I - Perspectives
- By Mac Darrow
Edited by Malcolm Langford, Universitetet i Oslo, Andy Sumner, King's College London, Alicia Ely Yamin, Harvard University, Massachusetts
Book:

The Millennium Development Goals and Human Rights

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05 October 2013

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16 September 2013, pp 67-118
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14 - Moral Theory, International Law and Global Justice
from Afterword
- By Malcolm Langford, Mac Darrow†
Edited by Malcolm Langford, Universitetet i Oslo, Wouter Vandenhole, Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, Martin Scheinin, European University Institute, Florence, Willem van Genugten, Universiteit van Tilburg, The Netherlands
Book:

Global Justice, State Duties

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05 January 2013

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24 December 2012, pp 419-444
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The Pillar of Glass: Human Rights in the Development Operations of the United Nations
Mac Darrow, Louise Arbour
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American Journal of International Law / Volume 103 / Issue 3 / July 2009

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10 March 2017, pp. 446-501

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July 2009
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In September 2007, Buddhist monks, students, democracy campaigners, and ordinary men, women, and children took their lives into their hands in the streets of Yangon, Myanmar, to protest against the ruling military regime. The protests had begun a month earlier with peaceful calls by the monks for the ruling authorities to reinstate subsidies on fuel and oil and alleviate crippling commodity prices, but quickly snowballed into mass demonstrations for democratic and social reforms and the release of all political prisoners.

The Pillar of Glass: Human Rights in the Development Operations of the United Nations
Mac Darrow, Louise Arbour
Journal:

American Journal of International Law / Volume 103 / Issue 3 / July 2009

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27 February 2017, pp. 446-501

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July 2009
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In September 2007, Buddhist monks, students, democracy campaigners, and ordinary men, women, and children took their lives into their hands in the streets of Yangon, Myanmar, to protest against the ruling military regime. The protests had begun a month earlier with peaceful calls by the monks for the ruling authorities to reinstate subsidies on fuel and oil and alleviate crippling commodity prices, but quickly snowballed into mass demonstrations for democratic and social reforms and the release of all political prisoners.

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