Most scholars and practitioners are now agreed that the world is on the threshold of a completely new era in the history of development. This Reader brings together in a powerfully diverse, but ultimately coherent, statement some of the very best thinking on the subject by scholars and activists from both North and South. They provide a devastating critique of what the mainstream paradigm has in practice done to the peoples of the world and to their richly diverse and sustainable ways of living. They also present some of the essential ideas out of which the victims of development are now…mehr
Most scholars and practitioners are now agreed that the world is on the threshold of a completely new era in the history of development. This Reader brings together in a powerfully diverse, but ultimately coherent, statement some of the very best thinking on the subject by scholars and activists from both North and South. They provide a devastating critique of what the mainstream paradigm has in practice done to the peoples of the world and to their richly diverse and sustainable ways of living. They also present some of the essential ideas out of which the victims of development are now constructing new, humane, culturally and ecologically respectful modes of development.
Majid Rahnema (1924 - 14 April 2015) was a diplomat and former government minister in Iran. Victoria Bawtree is a member of The World is Not for Sale collective. >Victoria Bawtree is a member of The World is Not for Sale collective.
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Introduction - Majid Rahnema Part I: The Vernacular World 1. The Original Affluent Society - Marshall Sahlins 2. Learning from Ladakh - Helena Norberg-Hodge 3. The Economy and Symbolic Sites of Africa - Hassan Zaoual 4. Our Responsibility to the Seventh Generation - Linda Clarkson, Vern Morrissette and Gabriel Regallet 5. The Sprial of the Ram's Horn: Boran Concepts of Development - Gudrun Dahl and Gemetchu Megerssa Part II: The Development Paradigm 6. The Idea of Progress - Teodor Shanin 7. Faust, The First Developer - Marshall Berman 8. The Making and Unmaking of the Third World through Development - Arturo Escobar 9. Development as Planned poverty - Ivan Illich 10. Twenty-six Years Later - Ivan Illich in conversation with Majid Rahnema 11. Development and the People's Immune System: The Story of Another Variety of AIDS - Majid Rahnema Part III: The Vehicles of Development 12. Paradoxical Growth - Serge Latouche 13. The Agony of the Modern State - Rajni Kothari 14. Education as an Instrument of Cultural Defoliation: A Multi-Voice Report - Joseph Ki-Zerbo, Cheikh Hamidou Kane, Jo-Ann Archibald, Edouard Lizop and Majid Rahnema 15. Western Science and Its Destruction of Local Knowledge - Vandana Shiva 16. Colonization of the Mind - Ashis Nandy 17. The One and Only Way of Thinking - Ignacio Ramonet 18. The New Cultural Domination by the Media - James Petras 19. How the United Nations Promotes Development through Technical Assistance Part IV: Development in Practice 20. How the Poor Develop the Rich - Susan George 21. To Be Like Them - Eduardo Galeano 22. Development and the Bureaucratic Power in Lesotho - James Ferguson 23. Transmigration in Indonesia: How Millions Are Uprooted - Graham Hancock 24. 'Women in Development': A Threat to Liberation - Pan Simmons 25. Tehri: A Catastrophic Dam inthe Himalayas - Peter Bunyard 26. The Development Game - Leonard Frank Part V: Towards the Post-Development Age 27. From Global Thinking to Local Thinking - Gustavo Esteva and Madhu Suri Prakash 28. The Need for the Home Perspective - Wolfgang Sachs 29. Basta! Mexican Indians Say 'Enough!' - Gustavo Esteva 30. The Quest for Simplicity - 'My Idea of Swaraj' - Mahatma Gandhi 31. The Searchers after the Simple Life - David E. Shi 32. The infrapolitics of Subordinate Groups - James C. Scott 33. Alternatives from an indian Grassroots Perspective - D. L. Sheth 34. The Power of the Powerless: Citizens against the State in Central Eastern Europe - Vaclac Havel 35. Protecting the Space Within - Karen Lehman 36. Birth of the Inclusion Society - Judith A. Snow 37. Reinventing the Present: The Chodack Experience in Senegal - EmmanuelSeni N'Dione, Philippe de Leener, Jean-Pierre Perier, Mamadou Ndiaye and Pierre Jacolin Afterword: Towards Post-Development: Searching for Signposts,a New Language and New Paradigms - Majid Rahnema Suggested Readings List of Boxes Index
Introduction - Majid Rahnema Part I: The Vernacular World 1. The Original Affluent Society - Marshall Sahlins 2. Learning from Ladakh - Helena Norberg-Hodge 3. The Economy and Symbolic Sites of Africa - Hassan Zaoual 4. Our Responsibility to the Seventh Generation - Linda Clarkson, Vern Morrissette and Gabriel Regallet 5. The Sprial of the Ram's Horn: Boran Concepts of Development - Gudrun Dahl and Gemetchu Megerssa Part II: The Development Paradigm 6. The Idea of Progress - Teodor Shanin 7. Faust, The First Developer - Marshall Berman 8. The Making and Unmaking of the Third World through Development - Arturo Escobar 9. Development as Planned poverty - Ivan Illich 10. Twenty-six Years Later - Ivan Illich in conversation with Majid Rahnema 11. Development and the People's Immune System: The Story of Another Variety of AIDS - Majid Rahnema Part III: The Vehicles of Development 12. Paradoxical Growth - Serge Latouche 13. The Agony of the Modern State - Rajni Kothari 14. Education as an Instrument of Cultural Defoliation: A Multi-Voice Report - Joseph Ki-Zerbo, Cheikh Hamidou Kane, Jo-Ann Archibald, Edouard Lizop and Majid Rahnema 15. Western Science and Its Destruction of Local Knowledge - Vandana Shiva 16. Colonization of the Mind - Ashis Nandy 17. The One and Only Way of Thinking - Ignacio Ramonet 18. The New Cultural Domination by the Media - James Petras 19. How the United Nations Promotes Development through Technical Assistance Part IV: Development in Practice 20. How the Poor Develop the Rich - Susan George 21. To Be Like Them - Eduardo Galeano 22. Development and the Bureaucratic Power in Lesotho - James Ferguson 23. Transmigration in Indonesia: How Millions Are Uprooted - Graham Hancock 24. 'Women in Development': A Threat to Liberation - Pan Simmons 25. Tehri: A Catastrophic Dam inthe Himalayas - Peter Bunyard 26. The Development Game - Leonard Frank Part V: Towards the Post-Development Age 27. From Global Thinking to Local Thinking - Gustavo Esteva and Madhu Suri Prakash 28. The Need for the Home Perspective - Wolfgang Sachs 29. Basta! Mexican Indians Say 'Enough!' - Gustavo Esteva 30. The Quest for Simplicity - 'My Idea of Swaraj' - Mahatma Gandhi 31. The Searchers after the Simple Life - David E. Shi 32. The infrapolitics of Subordinate Groups - James C. Scott 33. Alternatives from an indian Grassroots Perspective - D. L. Sheth 34. The Power of the Powerless: Citizens against the State in Central Eastern Europe - Vaclac Havel 35. Protecting the Space Within - Karen Lehman 36. Birth of the Inclusion Society - Judith A. Snow 37. Reinventing the Present: The Chodack Experience in Senegal - EmmanuelSeni N'Dione, Philippe de Leener, Jean-Pierre Perier, Mamadou Ndiaye and Pierre Jacolin Afterword: Towards Post-Development: Searching for Signposts,a New Language and New Paradigms - Majid Rahnema Suggested Readings List of Boxes Index
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