Volume 17, 2002

Preface
John Hammock

Articles

The World Bank and Human Rights: Mission Impossible?
Gernot Brodnig

The Antidote to Patronage, Power Politics, and Structural Poverty? Humanitarianism and Rights: Thoughts from a Practitioner
Lawrence G. Dixon

Rules to Live by: The Human Rights Approach to Development
André Frankovits

Towards a Better Discourse: Is Rights-Talk Challenging the Development Profession?
Alexander Gupman, with contributions by Maria J. Kristensen

Tough Row to Hoe: Can CEDAW’s Optional Protocol Help Muslim Women in Rural Bangladesh Realize Their Right to Development?
Christina M. Harrison

Malawi Is Not a ‘Poor Country’
Stacia Nordin, RD

Counterdevelopment and the Bolivian Coca War
James Patton

All Rights Must Be Guaranteed. All Actors Must Be Held Accountable
Grahame Russell

On High Moral Ground: The Incorporation of Human Rights by the Development Enterprise
Peter Uvin

A Response to Peter Uvin: Making Moral Low Ground: Rights as the Struggle for Justice and the Abolition of Development
Hugo Slim

Interviews

Interview with Francis Battal

Interview with Dismas Nkunda

Interview with Kiganzi Nyakato