[governance] right to development, the structure of IGCand IG issues for march deadline

[Taran Rampersad]

Now, if this is a private debate, I say go to it with vigor - but I 
haven't had responses on my comments yet. Is this a private discussion?

Milton Mueller wrote:
>
> As far as I know, the countries that have succeeded in developing in the post-colonial period have never done so by asserting a right to development. 
No, the countries that have 'succeeded' (and what do we call success, 
anyway?) in developing in the post-colonial period exercised that Right 
of Development. There is a difference between having a Right and 
Exercising the right. That was the point I made in my previous post. 
Perhaps I was intruding. If we say people have Freedom, the derivative 
Freedom of Development exists which demonstrates a Right to Development.

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