The notion of development has evolved from a relatively straightforward concern with industrialization plus increasing gross domestic product to a much more complex mix of quality of life, participation, empowerment and good governance - all of which have remained elusive to many of the world's poor. This major new text provides a critical interdisciplinary introduction to the theory, practice and study of development at the start of the Twenty-first-century.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
What is Development?
Reassessing Development Theory: "Modernisation" and Beyond
Aid and Development
Globalization and Development
The Economics of Development
Crises in Africa, Asia and Latin America
Political Development
Poverty and Development: The Struggle to Empower the Poor
Community Development
Gender and Development
Environment and Development
Table of Contents:
Introduction
What is Development?
Reassessing Development Theory: "Modernisation" and Beyond
Aid and Development
Globalization and Development
The Economics of Development
Crises in Africa, Asia and Latin America
Political Development
Poverty and Development: The Struggle to Empower the Poor
Community Development
Gender and Development
Environment and Development