Tackling the ‘Planned Lack of Care’: Could a Right to Development Treaty Promote Universal Social Protection Systems?

The opportunity offered by the adoption of a Treaty on the Right to Development could relaunch aspirations of sovereignty, self-determination and cooperative solidarity, breaking with the structural inequalities among and within nations. The aim of this article is to mobilize political actors in fav...

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Published in:	Development (Society for International Development) 2022-12, Vol.65 (2-4), p.186-193
Main Author:	De Negri Filho, Armando
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Aspiration Charters Cooperation Development and Social Change Development Economics Development Policy Development Studies Dialogue Section Human rights Inequality Lack of care Neocolonialism Protection Racial discrimination Self determination Social development Social protection Social Sciences Social systems Sovereignty Treaties Welfare state Working groups
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Summary:	The opportunity offered by the adoption of a Treaty on the Right to Development could relaunch aspirations of sovereignty, self-determination and cooperative solidarity, breaking with the structural inequalities among and within nations. The aim of this article is to mobilize political actors in favour of the Treaty as a stepping-stone to achieve universal social protection systems.
ISSN:	1011-6370 1461-7072