University of Tehran POLITICAL QUARTERLY 1735-9678 40 4 2010 12 22 RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: FROM POLITICAL TO LEGAL CLAIM RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: FROM POLITICAL TO LEGAL CLAIM 315 334 29642 FA Yousef Molaii Journal Article 1970 01 01 There is no consensus of opinion and ambiguity on the meaning of "The Right to Development". There are several different views and opinions on this right and this difference of opinion has prevented its implementation. Therefore it seems that "The Right to Development is more of a political claim than a legal one. There is no consensus of opinion and ambiguity on the meaning of "The Right to Development". There are several different views and opinions on this right and this difference of opinion has prevented its implementation. Therefore it seems that "The Right to Development is more of a political claim than a legal one. There is no consensus of opinion and ambiguity on the meaning of "The Right to Development". There are several different views and opinions on this right and this difference of opinion has prevented its implementation. Therefore it seems that "The Right to Development is more of a political claim than a legal one. There is no consensus of opinion and ambiguity on the meaning of "The Right to Development". There are several different views and opinions on this right and this difference of opinion has prevented its implementation. Therefore it seems that "The Right to Development is more of a political claim than a legal one. claim of the developing countries. The nature of Right to development Collective Rights East Human Right in practice Interdependence of Right Rhetoric and Reality Solidarity Right West debate https://jpq.ut.ac.ir/article_29642_205b8a5218d0306da4b234dc41d25272.pdf