Corrie Decker is Associate Professor of History at the University of California, Davis. She is the author of Mobilizing Zanzibari Women: The Struggle for Respectability and Self-Reliance (2014) and numerous articles in the Journal of Women's History, the International Journal of African Historical Studies, Past and Present, Africa Today, and the American Historical Review. She is currently writing a book on the history of puberty in twentieth-century East Africa.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Origins of the Development Episteme: 1. From Progress to Development 2. Knowledge and the Development Episteme 3. Eugenics and Racism in the Development Episteme 4. Decolonizing the Idea of Development Part II. Implementation of the Development Episteme: 5. The Salvation of Science 6. Challenges to Development 7. From Modernization to Structural Adjustment 8. The New Missionaries Part III. Development 'Problems': 9. Reshaping Huts and Homes 10. Lessons in Separate Development 11. Capitalizing on Dis-Ease 12. Manufacturing Modernization 13. African Critiques of the Development Episteme.
Introduction Part I. Origins of the Development Episteme: 1. From Progress to Development 2. Knowledge and the Development Episteme 3. Eugenics and Racism in the Development Episteme 4. Decolonizing the Idea of Development Part II. Implementation of the Development Episteme: 5. The Salvation of Science 6. Challenges to Development 7. From Modernization to Structural Adjustment 8. The New Missionaries Part III. Development 'Problems': 9. Reshaping Huts and Homes 10. Lessons in Separate Development 11. Capitalizing on Dis-Ease 12. Manufacturing Modernization 13. African Critiques of the Development Episteme.
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