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Developed specifically for international development students from diverse backgrounds, Introduction to International Development: Approaches, Actors, and Issues is renowned for providing a common theoretical toolkit that is accessible to students who may be encountering post-modernism and post-colonialism for the first time. To reflect the multidisciplinary nature and varying perspectives in the field, this text includes 27 articles by leading scholars and practitioners from backgrounds as varied as geography, political science, women's studies, and anthropology. Newly updated, with a new epilogue by the editors, and featuring a new chapter on urbanization, the second edition continues to encourage students to engage with real-world issues. Divided into three parts that introduce students to theory, forces in development, and current issues in development, respectively, the text's 27 chapters can stand alone, thus allowing instructors the flexibility to structure their course as they wish.
Featuring strong pedagogical features that assist students in applying newly learned theories to real situations, Introduction to International Development also includes running boxes highlighting real-world cases, which reinforce the relevance of the subject matter.
Contents
LIST OF BOXES, FIGURES, AND TABLES ; FROM THE PUBLISHER ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; ACRONYMS ; ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS ; PART I THEORIES OF AND APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ; 1. Meaning, Measurement, and Morality in International Development ; JESSICA SCHAFER, PAUL A. HASLAM, AND PIERRE BEAUDET ; 2. Imperialism and the Colonial Experience ; ERIC ALLINA-PISANO ; 3. Theories of Development ; RADHIKA DESAI ; 4. Post-development ; EUNICE N. SAHLE ; 5. Gender and Development: The Struggles of Women in the Global South ; ANDREA MARTINEZ ; 6. Globalization and Development ; PIERRE BEAUDET ; PART II INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTORS ; 7. State of the State: Does the State Have a Role in Development? ; ANIL HIRA ; 8. National Development Agencies and Bilateral Aid ; STEPHEN BROWN ; 9. The International Financial Institutions ; MARCUS TAYLOR ; 10. The United Nations and Multilateral Actors in Development ; DAVID SOGGE ; 11. Multinational Corporations ; PAUL ALEXANDER HASLAM ; 12. Civil Society and Development ; HENRY VELTMEYER ; PART III ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ; 13. Poverty and Exclusion: From Basic Needs to the Millennium Development Goals ; DAVID R. MORRISON ; 14. Debt and Development ; JOSEPH HANLON ; 15. Free Trade and Fair Trade ; GAVIN FRIDELL ; 16. Democracy ; CEDRIC JOURDE ; 17. Environment and Development ; DEBORAH SICK ; 18. Rural Development ; JOSHUA RAMISCH ; 19. Urban Development: Cities and Slums in the Global South ; ANNE LATENDRESSE AND LISA BORNSTEIN ; 20. Development and Health ; TED SCHRECKER ; 21. Education and Development: The Perennial Contradictions of Policy Discourse ; RICHARD MACLURE, REFAAT SABBAH, AND DANIEL LAVAN ; 22. Conflict and Development ; ASTRI SUHRKE AND TORUNN WIMPELMANN CHAUDHARY ; 23. International Migration and Development ; KHALID KOSER ; 24. Indigenous Peoples: A Category in Development ; NATACHA GAGNE ; 25. Technology, Information, and Development ; ERWIN A. ALAMPAY ; 26. Culture and Development ; NISSIM MANNATHUKKAREN ; 27. China, Globalization, and Development ; SAMIR AMIN ; EPILOGUE ; JESSICA SCHAFER, PAUL ALEXANDER HASLAM, AND PIERRE BEAUDET ; GLOSSARY ; INDEX
