GEORGE W. SHEPHERD, JR. is Professor of International Relations, Graduate School of International Studies and Director of the Consortium on Rights Development, University of Denver. He is the author of The Trampled Grass (1987), and coeditor of Human Rights and Third World Development (1985). He is one of the founders of the American Committee on Africa and the African Studies Association, and Director of the Consortium on Rights Development (CORD) at the University of Denver.MARK O.C. ANIKPO is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Port-Harcourt in Nigeria. He is the author of of Poverty in Africa: An Introduction to the Sociology of Underdevelopment (1987) and Peasants and Politicians in the Nigerian Food Crisis (1987).

• Introduction: The Political Economy of Universal Human Rights: The African Context Theory The Right to Global Distributive Justice: An Enquiry into the Problems and Prospects of Creating an Equitable World Order African People's Rights: The Third Generation in a Global Perspective Underdevelopment and Human Rights Violations in Africa Theological Perspectives on Human Rights in the Context of the African Situation Human Rights Issues and Violations: The African Experience Issues and Violations Revolutionary Violence, Development, Equality, and Justice in South Africa The Effect of Militarization on Human Rights in South Africa A Continent in Crisis: Migrants and Refugees in Africa The African Context of Human Rights: Development, Equality, and Justice Some Impressions of the Ghanaian Version of Black Feminism Human Rights and Militarism in Nigeria Human Rights and Self-Reliance in Africa Selected Bibliography Index

GEORGE W. SHEPHERD, JR. is Professor of International Relations, Graduate School of International Studies and Director of the Consortium on Rights Development, University of Denver. He is the author of The Trampled Grass (1987), and coeditor of Human Rights and Third World Development (1985). He is one of the founders of the American Committee on Africa and the African Studies Association, and Director of the Consortium on Rights Development (CORD) at the University of Denver.MARK O.C. ANIKPO is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Port-Harcourt in Nigeria. He is the author of of Poverty in Africa: An Introduction to the Sociology of Underdevelopment (1987) and Peasants and Politicians in the Nigerian Food Crisis (1987).

• Introduction: The Political Economy of Universal Human Rights: The African Context Theory The Right to Global Distributive Justice: An Enquiry into the Problems and Prospects of Creating an Equitable World Order African People's Rights: The Third Generation in a Global Perspective Underdevelopment and Human Rights Violations in Africa Theological Perspectives on Human Rights in the Context of the African Situation Human Rights Issues and Violations: The African Experience Issues and Violations Revolutionary Violence, Development, Equality, and Justice in South Africa The Effect of Militarization on Human Rights in South Africa A Continent in Crisis: Migrants and Refugees in Africa The African Context of Human Rights: Development, Equality, and Justice Some Impressions of the Ghanaian Version of Black Feminism Human Rights and Militarism in Nigeria Human Rights and Self-Reliance in Africa Selected Bibliography Index