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Human development report
| データ種別 | 図書 |
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| 出版情報 | New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Oxford University Press , 1990- |
| 本文言語 | 英語 |
| 大きさ | v. : col. ill. ; 29 cm |
| 概要 | Since its headline-making debut, the Human Development Report has become an essential resource for development specialists, economists, and political scientists around the world. While previous Human ...evelopment Reports focused on investment in people, the 1993 Report not only updates the findings of the earlier volumes, but shifts the focus towards the "other" side of human development--mobilizing and utilizing human potential. The Report surveys the instruments for enhancing and encouraging participatory patterns of development, including privatization and participatory market structures, vertical and horizontal decentralization of government functions, devolution of government powers, enterprise decentralization, involvement of NGOs and other grass-roots organizations, and empowerment of people. It probes the vital connections between employment and development, and offers a global framework for employment that takes into account the growing pressure for international migration. In addition, it examines links between human development and international markets for ucts, capital, and labor, and presents updated human development indicators for more than 160 countries. Since its headline-making debut, the Human Development Report has become an essential resource for development specialists, economists, and political scientists around the world. While previous Human Development Reports focused on investment in people, the 1993 Report not only updates the findings of the earlier volumes, but shifts the focus towards the "other" side of human development--mobilizing and utilizing human potential. The Report surveys the instruments for enhancing and encouraging participatory patterns of development, including privatization and participatory market structures, vertical and horizontal decentralization of government functions, devolution of government powers, enterprise decentralization, involvement of NGOs and other grass-roots organizations, and empowerment of people. It probes the vital connections between employment and development, and offers a global framework for employment that takes into account the growing pressure for international migration. In addition, it examines links between human development and international markets for ucts, capital, and labor, and presents updated human development indicators for more than 160 countries. Expounds a new concept of human security- one that focuses on the security of people in their homes, in their jobs, in their communities and in their environment. Expounds a new concept of human security- one that focuses on the security of people in their homes, in their jobs, in their communities and in their environment. This sixth edition of the widely-respected Human Development Report updates the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. This edition includes a special section that examines issues of gender, analyzing global trends in closing and widening gender gaps in different regions and countries. It presents new indicators of gender equality in order to rank countries on a global scale, while it highlights policies that have ensured equal access to opportunities for men and women. The issue also proposes new methodologies to measure and value unpaid contributions made by men and women to human development through household and community activities, and it identifies a new action agenda for promoting gender equality in the decades ahead. This sixth edition of the widely-respected Human Development Report updates the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. This edition includes a special section that examines issues of gender, analyzing global trends in closing and widening gender gaps in different regions and countries. It presents new indicators of gender equality in order to rank countries on a global scale, while it highlights policies that have ensured equal access to opportunities for men and women. The issue also proposes new methodologies to measure and value unpaid contributions made by men and women to human development through household and community activities, and it identifies a new action agenda for promoting gender equality in the decades ahead. The Human Development Report, now in its seventh edition, updates the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. The special focus of this edition is on the important link between economic growth and human development. The Report maintains that the link is not automatic but can be established through proper policy management, arguing the case for initiating and accelerating economic growth and at the same time accelerating and sustaining human development in different parts of the world. The Report also maintains that the quality of growth is as important as its quantity; otherwise, growth can be jobless, voiceless, ruthless, rootless, and futureless. It identifies employment as an important instrument in translating the benefits of economic growth into people's lives.An indispensable resource for courses in international development, the Report ranks 174 countries according to the Human Development Index (HDI). It also gives the global ranking of more than 100 countries in terms of Gender-Related Development Index (GDI) and the Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM). The first index represents HDI, taking into account gender inequality in capabilities, and the second represents female opportunities in selected economic and political areas. New to this edition is the Capability Poverty Measure (CPM), which is used as an alternative to the traditional income poverty measure. The Report concludes that the future challenge is how to forge and sustain the desired kind of linkage between economic growth and human development in a globalized world which represents both opportunities and threats for the nations of the world. The Human Development Report, now in its seventh edition, updates the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. The special focus of this edition is on the important link between economic growth and human development. The Report maintains that the link is not automatic but can be established through proper policy management, arguing the case for initiating and accelerating economic growth and at the same time accelerating and sustaining human development in different parts of the world. The Report also maintains that the quality of growth is as important as its quantity; otherwise, growth can be jobless, voiceless, ruthless, rootless, and futureless. It identifies employment as an important instrument in translating the benefits of economic growth into people's lives.An indispensable resource for courses in international development, the Report ranks 174 countries according to the Human Development Index (HDI). It also gives the global ranking of more than 100 countries in terms of Gender-Related Development Index (GDI) and the Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM). The first index represents HDI, taking into account gender inequality in capabilities, and the second represents female opportunities in selected economic and political areas. New to this edition is the Capability Poverty Measure (CPM), which is used as an alternative to the traditional income poverty measure. The Report concludes that the future challenge is how to forge and sustain the desired kind of linkage between economic growth and human development in a globalized world which represents both opportunities and threats for the nations of the world. The Human Development Report, now in its eighth annual edition, continues its tradition of updating the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. The 1997 edition focuses on the goal of eradicating extreme poverty in the early 21st century and views this goal as completely attainable, regarding it as a moral imperative to which almost all countries committed themselves at the World summit for Social Development in 1995.The foundation for the 20th centurys accelerated progress in reducing poverty began with the start of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and North America. The second great period of poverty reduction started in the 1950s in the developing countries with the end of colonialism, and in the past 50 years poverty has fallen more than in the previous 50 centuries. Despite these major achievements however, about a quarter of the developing worlds people still live in absolute poverty and 40% of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa are trapped in absolute poverty. Some industrial countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States have seen a rise in poverty in recent decades.The momentum that has occurred thus far against poverty must continue rather than backslide. The Human Development Report reviews this challenge from its unique perspective providing an overview of global poverty trends and assessing the scale of today's poverty problems worldwide. The Report also examines six priorities for tackling poverty at the country level and sets a global agenda for supportive action.Given the positive trends of the 20th century, the Report argues that eradicating absolute poverty in the first two decades of the 21st century is a completely feasible and affordable goal. To achieve this goal, the international community needs to focus on the poorest and least developed countries, and each country needs to reinforce the positive trends with accelerated action, helping to reverse the menacing setbacks. The Human Development Report, now in its eighth annual edition, continues its tradition of updating the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. The 1997 edition focuses on the goal of eradicating extreme poverty in the early 21st century and views this goal as completely attainable, regarding it as a moral imperative to which almost all countries committed themselves at the World summit for Social Development in 1995.The foundation for the 20th centurys accelerated progress in reducing poverty began with the start of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and North America. The second great period of poverty reduction started in the 1950s in the developing countries with the end of colonialism, and in the past 50 years poverty has fallen more than in the previous 50 centuries. Despite these major achievements however, about a quarter of the developing worlds people still live in absolute poverty and 40% of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa are trapped in absolute poverty. Some industrial countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States have seen a rise in poverty in recent decades.The momentum that has occurred thus far against poverty must continue rather than backslide. The Human Development Report reviews this challenge from its unique perspective providing an overview of global poverty trends and assessing the scale of today's poverty problems worldwide. The Report also examines six priorities for tackling poverty at the country level and sets a global agenda for supportive action.Given the positive trends of the 20th century, the Report argues that eradicating absolute poverty in the first two decades of the 21st century is a completely feasible and affordable goal. To achieve this goal, the international community needs to focus on the poorest and least developed countries, and each country needs to reinforce the positive trends with accelerated action, helping to reverse the menacing setbacks. Prepared by a team of eminent economists & distinguished development professionals, Human Development Report 1998 reviews the challenges that all people & all countries face - to forge consumption patterns that are more environmentally friendly, more socially equitable, that meet basic needs of all & that protect consumer health & safety. This book marshals environmental, developmental, technological & moral arguments to present a critique of consumption patterns that are inimical to human development & an agenda for action to create an enabling environment for sustainable consumption for human development. Prepared by a team of eminent economists & distinguished development professionals, Human Development Report 1998 reviews the challenges that all people & all countries face - to forge consumption patterns that are more environmentally friendly, more socially equitable, that meet basic needs of all & that protect consumer health & safety. This book marshals environmental, developmental, technological & moral arguments to present a critique of consumption patterns that are inimical to human development & an agenda for action to create an enabling environment for sustainable consumption for human development. The 1999 Human Development Report argues that globalization is more than the flow of money & commodities - it is the growing interdependence of the world's people through "shrinking space, shrinking time & disappearing borders". It notes that markets have been allowed to dominate the process of globalization, & the benefits & opportunities have not been shared. The Report recommends an agenda for action: reforms of global governance to ensure greater equity, new regional approaches to collective action & negotiation & national & local policies to capture opportunities in the global marketplace & translate them more equitably into human advance. The 1999 Human Development Report argues that globalization is more than the flow of money & commodities - it is the growing interdependence of the world's people through "shrinking space, shrinking time & disappearing borders". It notes that markets have been allowed to dominate the process of globalization, & the benefits & opportunities have not been shared. The Report recommends an agenda for action: reforms of global governance to ensure greater equity, new regional approaches to collective action & negotiation & national & local policies to capture opportunities in the global marketplace & translate them more equitably into human advance. Human Development Report, now in its eleventh edition, provides a thought provoking analysis of two interrelated and intertwined issues: human rights and human development. The Report traces the history of struggle for human rights as a common human experience and outlines the new frontier of the rights agenda for the 21st Century. It analyzes how human rights must be respected, protected, and fulfilled in the development process. The Report also demonstrates the ways in which human rights enrich human development goals by adding moral force and ideas of claims, duties, and obligations. It shows how human development, in turn, brings a dynamic long-term perspective to human rights. Of particular importance is the current global economic rules and institutions and how they address human rights issues. The Report proposes strategies for promoting development that also protect and further human rights. Written by a team of eminent economists and development professionals, this report presents statistics and commentary illustrating human rights violations and improvements around the world. In proposing a new human rights agenda for the future, the authors argue that advances in the new century will be won by confronting entrenched economic and political interests. Annotation c. 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1992. | 中央図 3B | 331/H 98-5/1992 | 1992 |
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1994. | 工 環境 水・資源循環1 | 331/U 75 | 1994 |
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1998 : pbk | 中央図 3B | 331/H 98-5/1998 | 1998 |
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2000 : pbk | 中央図 3B | 331/H 98-5/2000 | 2000 |
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子書誌情報
| 1 | 2005 International cooperation at a crossroads : aid, trade and security in an unequal world : pbk. - New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Oxford University Press , c2005 |
| 2 | 2004 Cultural liberty in today's diverse world : pbk. - New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Oxford University Press , c2004 |
| 3 | 2003 Millennium development goals : a compact among nations to end human poverty : pbk. - New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Oxford University Press , c2003 |
| 4 | 2006 Beyond scarcity : power, poverty and the global water crisis New York, N.Y. : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) , c2006 |
| 5 | 2007/2008 Fighting climate change : human solidarity in a divided world : pbk. - New York, N.Y. : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Palgrave Macmillan , 2007 |
| 6 | 2009 Overcoming barriers : human mobility and development : pbk. - New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) [by] Palgrave Macmillan , 2009 |
| 7 | 2013 The rise of the South : human progress in a diverse world : pbk. - New York : Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) , c2013 |
書誌詳細
| 別書名 | その他のタイトル:Human development report : making new technologies work for human development その他のタイトル:Human development report : Deepening democracy in a fragmented world その他のタイトル:Human development report : Millennium development goals : a compact among nations to end human poverty その他のタイトル:Human development report : Cultural liberty in today's diverse world |
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| 一般注記 | Also issued in CD-ROM version: Human developmentwe report CD-ROM SERBIB/SERLOC merged record "Published for the United Nations Development Programme." |
| 著者標目 | United Nations Development Programme |
| 件 名 | LCSH:Economic development -- Statistics -- Periodicals
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| 分 類 | DC20:306.3/05 LCC:HD72.H85 |
| 書誌ID | 1000510819 |
| ISBN | 0195064801 |
| NCID | BA11099353 |
| 巻冊次 | 1990 ; ISBN:0195064801 1990 : pbk ; ISBN:019506481X 1991 ; ISBN:0195071468 1991 : pbk ; ISBN:0195071476 1992 ; ISBN:0195077725 1992 : pbk ; ISBN:0195077733 1993 ; ISBN:0195084586 1993 : pbk ; ISBN:0195084578 1994 ; ISBN:0195091698 1994 : pbk ; ISBN:0195091701 1995 ; ISBN:0195100220 1995 : pbk ; ISBN:0195100239 1996 : pbk ; ISBN:0195111591 1996 ; ISBN:0195111583 1997 ; ISBN:0195119967 1997 : pbk ; ISBN:0195119975 1998 ; ISBN:0195124588 1998 : pbk ; ISBN:0195124596 1999 ; ISBN:0195215613 1999 : pbk ; ISBN:0195215621 2000 ; ISBN:0195216792 2000 : pbk ; ISBN:0195216784 |
| 登録日 | 2009.09.14 |
| 更新日 | 2014.01.08 |