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Tim Allen is the inaugural Director of the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa, and is a Professor in the Department of International Development, London School of Economics and Political Science. Alan Thomas is now retired, previously co-founder of Development Policy and Practice at The Open University, then Chair of International Development at Swansea University.
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* Part One: Conceptions of Poverty and Development * 1: Alan Thomas and Tim Allen: Why Poverty and Development? * 2: Naila Kabeer and Alan Thomas: Poverty and Inequality * 3: Alan Thomas: Meanings and Views of Development * 4: Duncan Green and Tom Kirk: Agencies of Development * Part Two: Aspects and Causes of Poverty * 5: Tim Allen, Shun-Nan Chiang, and Ben Crow: Hunger and Famine * 6: Melissa Parker and Cristin Fergus: Diseases of Poverty * 7: Peggy Froerer: Poverty and Education * 8: David Wield: Unemployment and Making a Living * 9: Valeria Cetorelli and Alan Thomas: Population, Poverty and Development * 10: Kathryn Hochstetler: Environmental Degradation and Sustainability * 11: Tim Allen and Tom Kirk: War and Armed Conflict * Part Three: Transformation and Development * 12: Janet Bujra: Diversity in Pre-Capitalist Societies * 13: Henry Bernstein: Colonialism, Capitalism, Development * 14: David Potter and Alan Thomas: The Power of Colonial States * 15: Tom Hewitt: The Era of Development - A short history * 16: Guoer Liu and Andrew Kilmister: Socialist Models of Development and the Rise of China * Part Four: Challenges for Development * 17: David Potter, Alan Thomas, and María del Pilar López-Uribe: Democratization, Governance, and Development * 18: Charlotte Brown and Ruth Pearson: Rethinking Gender Matters in Development * 19: Peter Robbins, David Wield, and Gordon Wilson: Engineering for Development * 20: Cristin Fergus, Tim Allen, and Melissa Parker: New Directions and Challenges for Health and Development * 21: Helen Hintjens, Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits, and Ali Bilgic: Migration, Security, and Development * Part Five: Prospects for Development * 22: Tony Roberts, Kevin Hernandez, and Becky Faith: Digital Technologies * 23: Jo Beall: City Life * 24: Tom Kirk, Tim Allen, and John Eade: Identity Politics and Clashing Cultures * 25: Dina Abbott, Gordon Wilson, and Alan Thomas: Climate Change and the End of Development * 26: John Harriss: Returning to the 'Great Transformation' * 27: Ikenna Acholonu, Charlotte Brown, and Ingrina Shieh: Poverty and Development: Prospects for the future * Conclusion
* Part One: Conceptions of Poverty and Development * 1: Alan Thomas and Tim Allen: Why Poverty and Development? * 2: Naila Kabeer and Alan Thomas: Poverty and Inequality * 3: Alan Thomas: Meanings and Views of Development * 4: Duncan Green and Tom Kirk: Agencies of Development * Part Two: Aspects and Causes of Poverty * 5: Tim Allen, Shun-Nan Chiang, and Ben Crow: Hunger and Famine * 6: Melissa Parker and Cristin Fergus: Diseases of Poverty * 7: Peggy Froerer: Poverty and Education * 8: David Wield: Unemployment and Making a Living * 9: Valeria Cetorelli and Alan Thomas: Population, Poverty and Development * 10: Kathryn Hochstetler: Environmental Degradation and Sustainability * 11: Tim Allen and Tom Kirk: War and Armed Conflict * Part Three: Transformation and Development * 12: Janet Bujra: Diversity in Pre-Capitalist Societies * 13: Henry Bernstein: Colonialism, Capitalism, Development * 14: David Potter and Alan Thomas: The Power of Colonial States * 15: Tom Hewitt: The Era of Development - A short history * 16: Guoer Liu and Andrew Kilmister: Socialist Models of Development and the Rise of China * Part Four: Challenges for Development * 17: David Potter, Alan Thomas, and María del Pilar López-Uribe: Democratization, Governance, and Development * 18: Charlotte Brown and Ruth Pearson: Rethinking Gender Matters in Development * 19: Peter Robbins, David Wield, and Gordon Wilson: Engineering for Development * 20: Cristin Fergus, Tim Allen, and Melissa Parker: New Directions and Challenges for Health and Development * 21: Helen Hintjens, Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits, and Ali Bilgic: Migration, Security, and Development * Part Five: Prospects for Development * 22: Tony Roberts, Kevin Hernandez, and Becky Faith: Digital Technologies * 23: Jo Beall: City Life * 24: Tom Kirk, Tim Allen, and John Eade: Identity Politics and Clashing Cultures * 25: Dina Abbott, Gordon Wilson, and Alan Thomas: Climate Change and the End of Development * 26: John Harriss: Returning to the 'Great Transformation' * 27: Ikenna Acholonu, Charlotte Brown, and Ingrina Shieh: Poverty and Development: Prospects for the future * Conclusion
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