Essential Guide to Critical Development Studies

Essential Guide to Critical Development Studies

Veltmeyer, Henry (Universidad de Autonoma de Zacatecas, Mexico; Saint Mary's University, Canada); Bowles, Paul (University of Northern British Columbia, Canada)

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2017

480

Dura

Inglês

9781472483485

15 a 20 dias

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Critical Development Studies: An Introduction Henry Veltmeyer and Paul Bowles I. Reflections on History Chapter 1. History from a critical development perspective Kari Levitt: II. Thinking Critically about Development Chapter 2. Critical development theory: Results and prospects Ronaldo Munck Chapter 3. Thinking capitalist development beyond Eurocentrism Alf Nilsen Chapter 4. Development theory: the Latin American pivot Cristobal Kay Chapter 5. Postdevelopment and other critiques of the roots of development Eduardo Gudynas Chapter 6. Development in question: the feminist perspective Fernanda Wanderley III. Capitalism, Imperialism and Globalization: Implications for Development Chapter 7. The world systems perspective Salvatore Babones Chapter 8. The Central Contradictions of Capitalism and Capitalist Crises Berch Berberoglu Chapter 9. Imperialism, Capitalism and Development James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer Chapter 10. Critical globalization studies and development S.A. Hamed Hosseini and Barry K. Gills Chapter 11. The end of globalization Walden Bello IV. Poverty, Inequalities and Development Dynamics Chapter 12. The poverty and development problematic Joe Tharamangalam Chapter 13. Poverty analysis through a gender lens: a brief history of feminist contributions in international development Naila Kabeer Chapter 14. Gender inequalities at work: explanations with examples from Cambodia, the Philippines and China Fiona MacPhail V. Policy Configurations for Development: International, National and Local Chapter 15. The Post-Washington consensus Elisa Van Waeyenberge Chapter 16. International cooperation for development Peter Kragelund Chapter 17. The developmental state and late industrialization: still feasible-and desirable? Paul Bowles Chapter 18. Local economic development and microcredit Milford Bateman V. Class and Development Chapter 19. Class analysis and development Henry Veltmeyer Chapter 20. Class dynamics of the global capitalist system Berch Berberoglu Chapter 21. The making of the migrant working class in China Pun Ngai Chapter 22. Class struggle and resistance in Latin America Susan Spronk VI. Agrarian Change and Spatial Reconfigurations Chapter 23. Contemporary dynamics of agrarian change Cristobal Kay Chapter 24. The global food regime Haroon Akram-Lodhi Chapter 25. The migration-development nexus Raul Delgado Wise Chapter 26. Urban development in the global south Charmain Levy VII. Resources, Energy and the Environment Chapter 27. Capitalism versus the environment Darcy Tetreault Chapter 28. Climate change and development Marcus Taylor Chapter 29. Extractive capitalism and subterranean resistances Raul Zibechi Chapter 30. Popular sustainable development, or ecological economics from below David Barkin IX. The BRICS as the new development giants' Chapter 31. Brazil: from the margins to the centre? Ana Garcia and Miguel Borba de Sa Chapter 32. India: Critical issues of a tortuous transition' John Harriss Chapter 33. Interrogating the China model of development Alvin So and Yin Wah Chu X. The Search for a New Model: Rethinking development in Latin America Chapter 34. Rethinking Latin America: Towards new development paradigms Ronaldo Munck Chapter 35. Peasant alternatives to neoliberalism Leandro Vergara-Camus Chapter 36. Socialism and development: A Latin American perspective Claudio Katz Chapter 37. Confronting the capitalist hydra: the Zapatistas reflect on the storm that is upon us Sergio Rodriguez Lascano
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