Full Description
This book offers a diverse range of perspectives on the socio-economic development of Central Asia that challenges the current neoliberal development narratives. By examining three decades of market-oriented reforms, foreign investment, and international aid strategies rooted in Western economic orthodoxy, it reviews the socio-economic outcomes of the region to highlight areas of growth, as well as drivers of inequality, environmental degradation, political authoritarianism, and natural resource dependence. Particular attention is given to sustainability and ecological economics, postcolonial development, indigenous knowledge systems, and social welfare economics.
This book seeks to combat the limitations of post-Soviet socio-economic policy within Central Asia by offering alternative paths to development that are more sustainable and tailored to the region's unique characteristics. It will be relevant to students, researchers, and policymakers interested in heterodox approaches to development.
Contents
1. Thirty Years of Development in Central Asia.- 2. The Roots of Orthodox Economic Thought in Central Asia.- 3. Heterodox Perspectives for Development in Central Asia.- 4. Postcolonial Development Economics in Central Asia.- 5. Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Development.- 6. Ecological Economics and the Sustainability Question.- 7. Social Welfare Approaches in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.- 8. The Role of Civil Society in Uzbekistan's Economic Evolution.- 9. Redefining Development Metrics in Central Asia.- 10. Policy Recommendations for Heterodox Development.- 11. Toward a New Development Paradigm in Central Asia.
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