Economic, social and cultural rights and their dependence on the economic growth paradigm: Evidence from the ICESCR system

Petel, Matthias; Putten, Norman Vander

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“…Countries with managed economies, such as China, are beginning to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship. Those countries discovered that entrepreneurial activity, once seen as a threat to an established system, is crucial to maintaining economic competitiveness and achieving long-term success (Petel & Putten, 2021). Considering the international experience of entrepreneurship development to achieve sustainable economic growth, it is necessary to mention such countries as the USA, China, Great Britain, India, EU countries, and South Korea.…”

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The impact of entrepreneurship on the socio‐economic development of regions

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The relevance of the present article is explained by the need for a detailed study of the influence of medium and small business representatives on the economic indicators of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In this regard, this study is aimed at identifying or covering the development of entrepreneurship theory and establishing methodological approaches that allow assessing the impact of entrepreneurship on the socioeconomic development of regions. The leading method for the researched subject is a systems analysis, which allows comprehensively considering the regional economy as a complex multi-component structure, performing in unstable global conditions. In addition, the following methods were used: logical analysis, comparative, economic, synthesis and deduction, classification, and mathematical statistics. The research results are presented in the format of figures and tables showing the contribution and influence of small and medium businesses on the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan; in the course of the study, the authors covered the components that influence the successful development of the entrepreneurship macro-environment; identified the factors that influence the socio-economic development of the region.The study materials are of practical value for economists, teachers, and students in the field of economics, representatives of small and medium businesses.

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“…If we take into consideration the official data published by the World Bank, GDP growth of 4.8%, at-risk poverty rate of 21.8%, unemployment rate of 11.8%, inflation rate of 6.7%, housing problems caused by the earthquake of November 2019 and the slow process of reconstruction, the low level of complaints of Albanian citizens related to economic and social rights is due to the gap of information about these rights. Petel and Putten (2021) have studied the relationship between economic growth and economic-social rights. According to their study, countries that have a low level of economic growth or a decline in economic growth should have a high level of violation of economic and social rights, this happens because the state fails to complete its obligation to respect, protect and fulfill this category of rights.…”

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ISSUES OF HOUSING, PLANNING, AND RESILIENT DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORY Towards Euro-Mediterranean Perspectives

2023

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Conference Theme and RationaleAlbania, along with other Western Balkan countries, has undergone significant economic, social, and political changes in recent years. As a result, housing, planning, and the resilient management of territorial development have emerged as critical issues. This is because these regions face significant challenges in providing affordable housing, addressing the impact of urbanization on the environment, fostering evidence-based decision-making on the territory, and bringing forth the commitments towards climate neutrality.

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Protection of Economic Human Rights by Representative Bodies: European Standards

Ivantsova,

Hedulianov,

Zadyraka

2024

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Economic human rights are essential components of democratic societies, enabling individuals to engage in economic activities, own property and exercise entrepreneurship without undue interference. This article examines the role of representative bodies in protecting these rights, with a particular focus on the European standards set by the Council of Europe and the principle of bona fide. The purpose is to offer a comprehensive understanding of how these rights are protected and promoted, especially in the context of ongoing legal and policy reforms in Ukraine. The methodology involves a detailed analysis of the relevant legal texts and standards, both Ukrainian legislation and the Council of Europe legal framework. This approach allows for a critical analysis of the principles underpinning the protection of economic human rights and provides insights into best practices that Ukraine can adopt. The study emphasises that the protection of economic rights is not only a matter of compliance with the law, but also a moral imperative that requires honesty, transparency and integrity in governance. Representative bodies, such as the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, play a crucial role in this process by adopting and enforcing laws that protect economic freedoms and guarantee fair practices. Particular emphasis is placed on the principle of good faith, which requires all actors, including the state, to act in good faith and honesty to foster an atmosphere of trust and accountability. This principle extends to the enforcement and remediation of economic rights violations, requiring a transparent and fair response to violations and adequate remedies for those affected. In conclusion, bringing Ukraine's practices in line with European standards strengthens the protection of economic rights and promotes deeper integration into the European context. By adhering to the principle of good faith, Ukraine can strengthen its legal and economic systems, thereby contributing to the welfare and development of its citizens and society as a whole. This commitment is not only in line with European norms, but also lays the foundation for sustainable and equitable economic growth.

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Economic, social and cultural rights and their dependence on the economic growth paradigm: Evidence from the ICESCR system

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The impact of entrepreneurship on the socio‐economic development of regions

The impact of entrepreneurship on the socio‐economic development of regions

ISSUES OF HOUSING, PLANNING, AND RESILIENT DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORY Towards Euro-Mediterranean Perspectives

Protection of Economic Human Rights by Representative Bodies: European Standards

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