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The Capability Approach and the Sustainable Development Goals de Brian Vincent Ikejiaku

The Capability Approach and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Routledge Human Development and Capability Debates

Editat de Brian Vincent Ikejiaku
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 noi 2025
This book demonstrates how the capability approach to human development can contribute to the realisation of the 2015 UN Sustainable Development Goals. With insights from various fields, this book will interest researchers and practitioners from law, politics, international relations, sociology, public policy, area and development studies.
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ISBN-13: 9781032598581
ISBN-10: 1032598581
Pagini: 322
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
Seria The Routledge Human Development and Capability Debates

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Introduction  Section One: General Conceptual and Theoretical   1. Sustainable Development, Capabilities, Hegemonic Forces and Social Risks: Extending the Capability Approach to Promote Resilience against Social Inequalities  Section Two: Asia  2. Child Malnutrition and Energy Service Access in India  3. A Capability Approach Towards Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 16.a: Prevent Violence and Combat Terrorism: Bangladesh as a Case Study  4. Nepalese Agriculture in Transition? High Value Agriculture and Changing Gender Roles in Eastern Nepal  5. Women’s (Micro)enterprise and the SDGs: Reframing Women’s Economic Development in Sri Lanka  6. Inclusive Conservation in Forests and Agriculture Landscape: A Capabilities-Oriented Approach for Sustainable Development Goals  Section Three: Africa  7. Application of Capability Approach to Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria: A Gendered Perspective  8. The Rule of Law, Good Governance, Mob Justice, and Sustainable Development in Africa: A Capability Approach with Case of Ghana  9. Refugee Youth and the Provision of Educational Capabilities  Section Four: Latin America  10. The Relevance of Strong Institutions: an Insight into Child Justice System Protection in Argentina Based on the Capability and Socio-Legal Approaches  11. Access To Water And Sanitation At the Municipal Level in Brazil: A Challenging Path Towards Sustainable Development Goals  12. Social Policies in Response to Child Poverty (SDG1): the Case of Argentina  13. Evaluating the Progression and the Sustainability of SDGs in Brazil Using the Capability Approach  Section Five: Cross-Country / Regional / Cross-Regional (with more than one country study)  14. Education and Sustained Poverty Escapes in Sub-Saharan Africa  15. The SDGs and the ‘Leave No One Behind’ Agenda in Middle Income Countries  Section Six: Developed Countries (USA, UK, and Australia)  16. Livable Cities: Wealth for Human Flourishing  17. Capability Approach as a Tool for Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3– Good Health and Wellbeing: A Case of the United Kingdom and Australia  Conclusion

Notă biografică

Brian Vincent Ikejiaku gained his PhD from Keele University, UK, where he was a Dandelion Scholar. He is Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK; he has taught in different UK Universities including Coventry University where he was Director of PG Law programme, and University of Bradford, where he was Director of Research and PGR Coordinator. He is an interdisciplinary scholar and one of the global leading scholars/experts in the field of International and Global Law (particularly international development law, and international law, international human rights, sustainable development law, and social justice). He is Editorial Member of the International Journal of Law and Society. His research cuts across law, politics/international relations, international development, and business. His work has gained impact with the UNESCO, ADB, LDi, and others. He is a Lifetime Fellow Member of International Society for Development and Sustainability (ISDS).