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A Critical Introduction

Daniel David Bradlow

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41st Sess., U.N. Doc.A/Res/41/128 (1987).This preamble was adopted by a vote of 146 to 1, with eight abstentions.2. For the purpose of this paper, human rights include all civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.This usage is intended to differentiate human rights from environmental and other developmental issues.It should not be interpreted as questioning the existence of such rights as the right to development or the right to a clean environment.

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41st Sess., U.N. Doc.A/Res/41/128 (1987).This preamble was adopted by a vote of 146 to 1, with eight abstentions.2. For the purpose of this paper, human rights include all civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.This usage is intended to differentiate human rights from environmental and other developmental issues.It should not be interpreted as questioning the existence of such rights as the right to development or the right to a clean environment.

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41st Sess., U.N. Doc.A/Res/41/128 (1987).This preamble was adopted by a vote of 146 to 1, with eight abstentions.2. For the purpose of this paper, human rights include all civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.This usage is intended to differentiate human rights from environmental and other developmental issues.It should not be interpreted as questioning the existence of such rights as the right to development or the right to a clean environment.

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