Utilizing previous research on personal integrity rights violations, I attempt to expound upon the theory that economic growth and education promotes political stability which in turn might alleviate a perception of relative deprivation and violence in a society. I predict that increases in education and reductions in income inequality might reduce the incidences of state-sponsored repression. I operationalize income inequality by utilizing GINI coefficients, which measure a population distribution of income on a scale of zero to one. This research employed a time-series cross sectional analysis, which allows better explanation of the relationship between the personal integrity right violation and socio-economic condition. The test results illustrate that there are statistically significant relationship between the human rights violation and subsistence rights as expected.
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Literature Review
Ⅲ. Hypotheses and Theorization
Ⅳ. Variables and Methodology
Ⅴ. Test Results and Discussion
Ⅵ. Conclusion
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