History Of Human Rights Movements Set 10

Q1 | In 1957 Samir Amin presented his thesis, supervised by ................ amongothers, originally titled ‘The origins of underdevelopment - capitalist accumulation on a world scale’ but re-titled The structural effects of the international integration of pre-capitalist economies.

Q2 | After finishing his thesis, Samir Amin went back to................, where heworked from 1957 to 1960 as a research officer for the government's "Institution for Economic Management".

Q3 | In 1970 ........... became director of the IDEP, which he managed until 1980.

Q4 | In 1980 ................. left the IDEP and became a director of the Third WorldForum in Dakar.

Q5 | Created in ............... Third World Forum assembles concerned intellectualscommitted not only to the pursuance and expansion of the debate on the various possible development alternatives but also to make real impact on the society concerned through debates.

Q6 | …………….is a revolutionary economist because he was taught that "surrender to an unjust order is not acceptable".

Q7 | On the other part, many of the historians and intellectuals believe that thefirst world declaration on Human Rights was issued by…………...

Q8 | It is interesting to know that according to the documents and evidences,Holy Koran refers to ............as zulgharnein.

Q9 | The .............. Empire (Iran) established unprecedented principles ofhuman rights in the 6th century BC under the reign of Cyrus.

Q10 | The concept of human rights has undergone a revolutionary change sincethe Magna Charta of .............. to the rights contained in the Unites Nation Convention.

Q11 | The Persian Empire (Iran) established unprecedented principles of humanrights in the ............ century BC under the reign of Cyrus.

Q12 | The Persian Empire (Iran) established unprecedented principles of humanrights in the 6th century BC under the reign of ..............