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Over the last two decades the expanding role of Southern countries as development partners has led to tectonic shifts in global development ideas, practices, norms and actors. Researchers are faced with new questions around identity, power and positionality in global development. Researching South-South Development Cooperation examines this rapidly growing and complex phenomenon, asking to what extent existing assumptions, conceptual frameworks and definitions of 'development' need to be reframed in the context of researching this new landscape.
This interdisciplinary book draws on voices from across the Global South and North to explore the epistemological and related methodological challenges and opportunities associated with researching South-South development cooperation, asking what these trends mean for the politics of knowledge production. Chapters are interspersed with shorter vignettes, which aim to share examples from first-hand participation in and observation of South-South development cooperation initiatives.
This book will be of interest to anyone conducting research on development in the Global South, whether they are a practitioner or policy maker, or a student or researcher in politics, international development, area studies, or international relations.
Contents
Foreword Neera Chandhoke Introduction Elsje Fourie, Wiebe Nauta and Emma Mawdsley 1. The (Im)possibility of Southern Theory: The opportunities and challenges of cultural brokerage in co-producing knowledge about China-Africa Relations Giles Mohan, Ben Lampert, May Tan-Mullins and Richmond Atta-Ankomah 2. Devouring International Relations: Anthropophagy and the Study of South-South Cooperation Adriana Erthal Abdenur 3. Criticizing your 'Motherland' to Foreigners? The dilemma of critical scholarship and self-censorship in analysing Korea's foreign aid as a national(istic) project Sung-Mi Kim 4. A plea for kaleidoscopic knowledge production Mayke Kaag and Miriam Ocadiz 5. Doing Research on Unstable Ground: the ebb and flow of Brazilian South-South cooperation, from Lula to Bolsonaro Letícia Cesarino 6. Interrogating the Solidarity Narrative: Re-discovering difference through African-Asian gender politics Rirhandu Mageza-Barthel and Uta Ruppert 7. Let's focus on facilitators: Life-worlds and reciprocity in researching 'Southern' development cooperation agencies Sebastian Haug Conclusion Wiebe Nauta, Emma Mawdsley and Elsje Fourie
