This text is a new introduction to the politics of development. Starting from the perspective of peopleâ s everyday experiences, it tackles some of the most pressing questions that underlie global inequality and injustice, from the ground up.
This text is a new introduction to the politics of development. Starting from the perspective of peopleâ s everyday experiences, it tackles some of the most pressing questions that underlie global inequality and injustice, from the ground up.
UNDERSTANDING THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT 1 Why is development political? - Claire Mcloughlin David Hudson Nic Cheeseman Sameen Ali and Kailing Xie 2 Whose knowledge counts? Global inequalities knowledge production and the need for decolonisation - Zenobia Ismail FOUNDATIONS: INSTITUTIONS INTERESTS AND IDEAS 3 Do institutions rule? Order incentives and norms - Jasmine Burnley Niheer Dasandi and David Hudson 4 Development in whose interest? Elites power and collective action - Sameen Ali David Hudson and Claire Mcloughlin 5 What's the big idea? Ideology beliefs and discourse - Nic Cheeseman Claire Mcloughlin and Kate Pruce CHANGE-MAKERS: GOVERNMENT MARKET PEOPLE DONORS 6 Are some governments better than others? Democracy authoritarianism and development states - Nic Cheeseman 7 Should markets rule? Economic policy international financial institutions and free trade - Bizuneh Yimenu 8 Power to the people? Social movements popular participation and deepening democracy - Chris Lyon and Ellie Chowns 9 Follow the money? Global and local aid donor influence and reparations - Emily Scott CHALLENGES: THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT FROM THE GROUND UP 10 How does my identity matter? Intersectionality positionality and power relations - Kailing Xie Emeka Njoku and Merisa Thompson 11 Why doesn't everyone get the same? Inequality exclusion and inclusion - Soomin Oh and David Hudson 12 How can I jump this queue? Petty corruption clientelism and other games within the rules - Claire Mcloughlin and Sameen Ali 13 Can the planet cope with development? Sustainability justice and transformational political change - Fiona Nunan Harriet Croome and Chukwumerije Okereke 14 When do people accept authority? Legitimacy coercion and the social contract - Jonathan Fisher and Claire Mcloughlin 15 When does contestation turn violent? Conflict and peacebuilding - Jonathan Fisher and Paul Jackson
UNDERSTANDING THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT 1 Why is development political? - Claire Mcloughlin David Hudson Nic Cheeseman Sameen Ali and Kailing Xie 2 Whose knowledge counts? Global inequalities knowledge production and the need for decolonisation - Zenobia Ismail FOUNDATIONS: INSTITUTIONS INTERESTS AND IDEAS 3 Do institutions rule? Order incentives and norms - Jasmine Burnley Niheer Dasandi and David Hudson 4 Development in whose interest? Elites power and collective action - Sameen Ali David Hudson and Claire Mcloughlin 5 What's the big idea? Ideology beliefs and discourse - Nic Cheeseman Claire Mcloughlin and Kate Pruce CHANGE-MAKERS: GOVERNMENT MARKET PEOPLE DONORS 6 Are some governments better than others? Democracy authoritarianism and development states - Nic Cheeseman 7 Should markets rule? Economic policy international financial institutions and free trade - Bizuneh Yimenu 8 Power to the people? Social movements popular participation and deepening democracy - Chris Lyon and Ellie Chowns 9 Follow the money? Global and local aid donor influence and reparations - Emily Scott CHALLENGES: THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT FROM THE GROUND UP 10 How does my identity matter? Intersectionality positionality and power relations - Kailing Xie Emeka Njoku and Merisa Thompson 11 Why doesn't everyone get the same? Inequality exclusion and inclusion - Soomin Oh and David Hudson 12 How can I jump this queue? Petty corruption clientelism and other games within the rules - Claire Mcloughlin and Sameen Ali 13 Can the planet cope with development? Sustainability justice and transformational political change - Fiona Nunan Harriet Croome and Chukwumerije Okereke 14 When do people accept authority? Legitimacy coercion and the social contract - Jonathan Fisher and Claire Mcloughlin 15 When does contestation turn violent? Conflict and peacebuilding - Jonathan Fisher and Paul Jackson
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