 | Human rights and scientific and technological development |
 |  | Note to the reader from the UNU |
| | Foreword |
|  | Introduction: United Nations approaches to human rights and scientific and technological developments |
| | Notes |
| | Part 1 - Scope and objectives |
| | The problems, the project, and the prognosis |
| | Part 2 - Global perspectives |
| | 2. Science, technology, and human rights: a prospective view |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | 3. Technological self-reliance and cultural freedom |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | 4. Human rights and scientific and technological progress: a western perspective |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | Part 3 - International response |
| | 5. Impacts of scientific and technological progress on human rights: normative response of the international community |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | 6. The institutional responses |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | Part 4 - Some specific Issues |
| | 7. Human rights and the structure of the scientific enterprise |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | 8. Human rights, technology, and development |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | 9. Human rights and environmental issues |
| | Notes |
| | Bibliography |
| | Part 5 |
| | 10. Conclusions and recommendations |
| | Appendices |
| | Appendix 1. resolution 1986/9 of the commission on human rights |
| | Appendix 2. Declaration on the use of scientific and technological progress in the interests of peace and for the benefit of mankind |
| | Contributors |
Appendices
|
|