This book looks at how postdevelopment and critical development principles actually work on the ground, revealing the ways in which actors in and out of development already follow postdevelopment practices, and suggesting alternative future pathways to explore.
This book looks at how postdevelopment and critical development principles actually work on the ground, revealing the ways in which actors in and out of development already follow postdevelopment practices, and suggesting alternative future pathways to explore.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elise Klein is a Senior Lecturer of Development Studies in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia Carlos Eduardo Morreo teaches Development Studies and International Political Economy in the School of Politics and International Relations at the Australian National University
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Introduction Part 1. Theorising a practice of postdevelopment 1. Postdevelopment at 25: On 'Being Stuck' and Moving Forward, Sideways, Backward and Otherwise 2. Postdevelopment in Japan: Revisiting Yoshirou Tamanoi's Theory of Regionalism 3.Postdevelopment's Forgotten "Other Roots" in the Spanish and Latin American History of Development Thought 4.Revisiting Transition 5. Praxis in World of the Third Contexts: Beyond Third Worldism and Development Studies 6. Crisis as Opportunity: Finding Pluriversal Paths Part 2. Siting Postdevelopment 7. Beyond Development: Postcapitalist and Feminist Praxis in Adivasi Context 8. Postdevelopment Alternatives in the North 9. "Who Wants a 'Development' that Doesn't Recognize Alternatives? Working with and Against Postdevelopment in Jagatsinghpur, India" 10. Economic Hybridity in Remote Indigenous Australia as Development Alterity 11. Plurinationality as a Strategy: Transforming Local State Institutions Toward Buen Vivir 12. Surviving Well Together: Postdevelopment, Maternity Care and the Politics of Ontological Pluralism 13. State-Funded Services Delivery as Cosmopolitical Work: Opportunities for Postdevelopment in Practice in Northern Australia? 14. Myths of Development: Democratic Dividends and Gendered Subsidies of Land and Social Reproduction in Uganda 15. Green and Anti-Green revolutions in East Timor and Peru: Seeds, Lies and Applied Anthropology 16. Body Politics and Postdevelopment 17. Manoeuvring Political Realms: Alternatives to Development in Haiti 18. Technoaffective Reinscriptions: Networks of Care and Critique 'Inside' and 'Outside' of Europe in the Age of Precarity 19. Design Futuring in a Borderland of Postdevelopment 20. Is Contemporary Art Postdevelopmental? A Study of 'Art as NGO' 21. Postdevelopment in Practice, an Invitation
Introduction Part 1. Theorising a practice of postdevelopment 1. Postdevelopment at 25: On 'Being Stuck' and Moving Forward, Sideways, Backward and Otherwise 2. Postdevelopment in Japan: Revisiting Yoshirou Tamanoi's Theory of Regionalism 3.Postdevelopment's Forgotten "Other Roots" in the Spanish and Latin American History of Development Thought 4.Revisiting Transition 5. Praxis in World of the Third Contexts: Beyond Third Worldism and Development Studies 6. Crisis as Opportunity: Finding Pluriversal Paths Part 2. Siting Postdevelopment 7. Beyond Development: Postcapitalist and Feminist Praxis in Adivasi Context 8. Postdevelopment Alternatives in the North 9. "Who Wants a 'Development' that Doesn't Recognize Alternatives? Working with and Against Postdevelopment in Jagatsinghpur, India" 10. Economic Hybridity in Remote Indigenous Australia as Development Alterity 11. Plurinationality as a Strategy: Transforming Local State Institutions Toward Buen Vivir 12. Surviving Well Together: Postdevelopment, Maternity Care and the Politics of Ontological Pluralism 13. State-Funded Services Delivery as Cosmopolitical Work: Opportunities for Postdevelopment in Practice in Northern Australia? 14. Myths of Development: Democratic Dividends and Gendered Subsidies of Land and Social Reproduction in Uganda 15. Green and Anti-Green revolutions in East Timor and Peru: Seeds, Lies and Applied Anthropology 16. Body Politics and Postdevelopment 17. Manoeuvring Political Realms: Alternatives to Development in Haiti 18. Technoaffective Reinscriptions: Networks of Care and Critique 'Inside' and 'Outside' of Europe in the Age of Precarity 19. Design Futuring in a Borderland of Postdevelopment 20. Is Contemporary Art Postdevelopmental? A Study of 'Art as NGO' 21. Postdevelopment in Practice, an Invitation
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