Human Rights and Development

Realizing human rights depends not only on legal frameworks but also on how governments mobilize and allocate fiscal resources. Human rights-based budgeting links fiscal decisions to rights outcomes. This issue is particularly relevant for Turkey, where democratic fluctuations and shifting political priorities have sh…

ABSTRACT Sustainable development depends on economic, social, and environmental aspects, all of which play a key role in long‐term societal well‐being. While much of the existing literature emphasizes environmental aspects, the economic and social components, crucial for achieving SDG8, SDG10, and SDG16, are often ove…

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Purpose- This study empirically investigates the impacts of structural factors including the rule of law, social capital, unemployment, and population growth rate on sustainable economic growth, utilizing a balanced panel dataset encompassing 34 developing and middle-income countries over the 2002–2022 period. By inte…

Economic freedom, strictness of environmental policies, foreign direct investments and institutional quality can positively or negatively affect the ecological footprint. The relationship between economic freedom and ecological quality depends on factors such as policies implemented, legal regulations, and environment…

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This chapter examines whether legal gender rights moderate the relationship between income inequality and female labour force participation in West Africa. While a substantial literature treats inequality as a uniform penalty on women's employment and legal reform as a separate, direct driver, their intersection has n…

This chapter examines whether legal gender rights moderate the relationship between income inequality and female labour force participation in West Africa. While a substantial literature treats inequality as a uniform penalty on women's employment and legal reform as a separate, direct driver, their intersection has n…

This research explores Türkiye’s governmental and nongovernmental engagements with ECOSOC. Addressing the notable lack of scholarly attention to Türkiye’s multi-stakeholder participation in normative governance within the UN, the study contributes to understanding Turkish governmental and civil society engagement in E…

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This chapter examines how corruption undermines Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17). Developing countries continue to face large investment gaps, rising debt burdens, technological lags, and limited institutional capacity to achieve the SDGs. SDG 17 emphasizes the need to strengthen global partnerships to mobiliz…

• FATİH KIRŞANLI

How development, a process of economic, political, social, and cultural transformation, is achieved and its indicators are a significant topic of debate. With the acceptance of the existence of heterogeneous societies, the combination of a human-centered perspective, and the idea that development should be realized in…

• CEREN URCAN