Baqir al-Olum University Journal of Philosophy of Law 2980-8715 3 2 2024 09 22 Economics and Human Rights in the Eastern Approach Economics and Human Rights in the Eastern Approach 41 58 77182 10.22081/phlq.2025.71356.1104 FA Mohammadreza Nilforooshan Assistant Professor, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran. Suhaila Kazem Jassim Al-Saadouni Assistant Professor, Al-Mustaqbal University , Iraq Tahereh Sadat Naimi Assistant Professor, Department of Jurisprudence and Law, Isfahan (Khorasgan) Branch, Islamic Azad University, Isfahan, Iran Journal Article 2025 03 11 The aim of the current research is to examine economics and human rights in the Eastern approach. Here, with the aim of identifying the most important fundamental components of a healthy economy from the perspective of the Eastern approach, the method of thematic analysis or content analysis has been used. The results showed that economics and economic security, in the lime light of the Eastern approach, by considering just governance, training capable human resources and managers, the permeation of a culture of commitment, innovation, effort, and solidarity to achieve a strong economy, notice all dimensions of sustainable development, including the economic, cultural, environmental, and social dimensions, and make optimal use of domestic and foreign potentials. It is in the light of these components that human rights are naturally respected, and society will move towards balance, equilibrium, and sustainable growth. Eastern countries, by utilizing the Eastern approach, have demonstrated this capability and can achieve significant economic security through long-term planning and commitment to micro and macro goals of sustainable development. Investing in research and development and using advanced technologies makes Eastern countries have had the economic power to compete with the global and Western community. Since one of the high indicators of the Eastern approach in the field of economics is the training of skilled and educated human resources, the goals on the basis of creating and strengthening economic security can be achieved by training creative and efficient forces. Such a characteristic is evident in countries like South Korea and Singapore in today's world. In the light of establishing transparent institutions and efficient governance, public trust is attracted, and foreign investment is attracted, and in this way, a country with such a characteristic will gradually become a global model. In the light of the expansion of commercial relations and participation in global markets, economic growth is accelerated, and the necessary conditions for better competition and export of products increase. Moreover, economic facilitation is provided in the view of observing the components of a healthy and strong economy. This power can be provided in agriculture and food security for all people. The aim of the current research is to examine economics and human rights in the Eastern approach. Here, with the aim of identifying the most important fundamental components of a healthy economy from the perspective of the Eastern approach, the method of thematic analysis or content analysis has been used. The results showed that economics and economic security, in the lime light of the Eastern approach, by considering just governance, training capable human resources and managers, the permeation of a culture of commitment, innovation, effort, and solidarity to achieve a strong economy, notice all dimensions of sustainable development, including the economic, cultural, environmental, and social dimensions, and make optimal use of domestic and foreign potentials. It is in the light of these components that human rights are naturally respected, and society will move towards balance, equilibrium, and sustainable growth. Eastern countries, by utilizing the Eastern approach, have demonstrated this capability and can achieve significant economic security through long-term planning and commitment to micro and macro goals of sustainable development. Investing in research and development and using advanced technologies makes Eastern countries have had the economic power to compete with the global and Western community. Since one of the high indicators of the Eastern approach in the field of economics is the training of skilled and educated human resources, the goals on the basis of creating and strengthening economic security can be achieved by training creative and efficient forces. Such a characteristic is evident in countries like South Korea and Singapore in today's world. In the light of establishing transparent institutions and efficient governance, public trust is attracted, and foreign investment is attracted, and in this way, a country with such a characteristic will gradually become a global model. In the light of the expansion of commercial relations and participation in global markets, economic growth is accelerated, and the necessary conditions for better competition and export of products increase. Moreover, economic facilitation is provided in the view of observing the components of a healthy and strong economy. This power can be provided in agriculture and food security for all people. https://phlq.bou.ac.ir/article_77182_c8610eebb23e07cf3bf8632e97344da1.pdf