Statistical journal of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe

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  Año 2001, Vol. 18, Número 2-3

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    Introduction.

    Carlo Malaguerra

    pág. 125

    
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    Searching the truth: The need to monitor human rights with relevant and reliable means.

    Thomas Hammarberg

    pág. 131

    
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    Development and human rights: The growing demand for statistics from the international community.

    Emad Omar

    pág. 141

    
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    Toward a measure of dignity: Indicators for rights-based development.

    Craig G. Mokhiber

    pág. 155

    
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    Making the case: The role of statistics in human rights reporting.

    Patrick Ball

    pág. 163

    
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    Measuring fundamental rights at work.

    David Kucera

    pág. 175

    
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    Current progress in implementing new methods and conducting innovative surveys for measuring exploitation of children.

    Kebebew Ashagrie

    pág. 187

    
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    Defining and observing minorities: An objective assessment.

    Gustave Goldmann

    pág. 205

    
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    Gaining cooperation from a multi-cultural society of respondents: A review of the U.S. Census Bureau's efforts to count the newly immigrated population.

    Marvin D. Raines

    pág. 217

    
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    Contribution of statistical analysis to the investigations of the international criminal tribunals.

    Helge Brunborg

    pág. 227

    
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    Indicators of human development and human rights -- overlaps, differences ... and what about the human development index?

    Sakiko Fukuda-Parr

    pág. 239

    
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    The investigation and documentation of events as a methodology in monitoring human rights violations.

    Manuel Mario Guzman

    pág. 249

    
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    Human rights and statistics: Some reflections on the no-man's-land between concept and indicator.

    Nancy Thede

    pág. 259

    
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    Monitoring development and human rights? A project for handling the challenge.

    Carol Mottet, Raul Suarez de Miguel

    pág. 275