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Produktbild: The Palgrave Handbook of International Development

The Palgrave Handbook of International Development

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Abbildungen

6 SW-Abb., 9 Farbabb., 20 Tabellen

Herausgeber

Jean Grugel + weitere

Verlag

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Seitenzahl

758

Maße (B/H)

15.5/23.5 cm

Auflage

1st ed. 2016

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-349-68231-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Abbildungen

6 SW-Abb., 9 Farbabb., 20 Tabellen

Herausgeber

Verlag

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Seitenzahl

758

Maße (B/H)

15.5/23.5 cm

Auflage

1st ed. 2016

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-349-68231-7

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  • Produktbild: The Palgrave Handbook of International Development
  • 'Chapter 1: Introduction: A
    Call for Action in a Multi-Disciplinary World, Jean Grugel and
    Daniel Hammett-. Part I-._Theories of Development-. Chapter 2: Classical Theories to
    Development: Modernisation and Dependency, Wil Hout-. Chapter 3: Postcolonial Approaches
    to Development, Pat Noxolo-. Chapter 4: Ethical Issues in Development, Jay Drydyk-. Chapter 5: Democracy and Development:
    A Relationship of Harmony or Tension? Matthew Bishop-. Chapter 6: Global Citizenship
    and Development: From Benevolence to Global Justice? Matt Baillie Smith-. Part II: The Changing Role of the State and Capital in Development-. Chapter 7: The Developmental State, Christopher Wylde-. Chapter 8: Natural Resource Extraction
    and the Development Conundrum, Harvard Haarstad-. Chapter 9: Intellectual Property Rights and Development: A Contingent
    Political Relationship, Valbona Muzaka-. Chaper 10: Governing the Formal Economy: The Convergence of Theory and
    Divergence of Practice, Tony Heron-. Chapter 11: Outside the State: The Shadow Economy and Shadow Economy
    Labour Force, Friedrich Schneider-. Part III: The Changing Role of Citizens, Civil Society and Privatisation
    in Development-. Chapter 12: Urban Informality and the State: A Relationship of
    Perpetual Negotiation, Tom Goodfellow-. Chapter 13: Civil Society: Management, Mismanagement and Informal
    Governance, Sarah Radcliffe-. Chapter
    14: Security Privatisation, the State and Development in the Global South , Rita Abrahamsen-. Chapter 15: Alternatives to Privatisation of Water and Sanitation
    Services: Lessons from Latin America, Susan Spronk-. Part IV: New Flows of Development
    Finance-. Chapter
    16: Emerging Powers of International Development: Questioning South-South
    Cooperation, Giles Mohan-. Chapter 17: The New Philanthropy? Private Power in International
    Development Policy? Michael Moran and Diane Stone-. Chapter 18: Recipients and Contributors: The Dual Role of Middle Income
    Countries, José Antonio Alonso, Jonathan Glennie and Andy Sumner-. Chapter
    19: Migrants, Remittances and Hometown Associations in Promoting Development, Ninna Nyberg Sørensen-. Part V: (In)Security,
    Mobility and Geopolitics-. Chapter 20: Mobility, Immobility and Migration, Ronald Skeldon-. Chapter
    21: "Make Migration a Choice not a Necessity": Challenging the
    Instrumentalisation of Migration as a Tool for Development, Nicola Piper-. Chapter 22: Slavery, Human Trafficking and Forced Labour: Implications
    for International Development, Genevieve LeBaron-. Chapter 23: International Development and the Global Drugs Trade, Neil
    Carrier and Gernot Klantschnig-. Chapter 24: The Violence of Development: Guerrillas, Gangs and Goondas
    in Perspective, Gareth Jones and Dennis Rodgers-. Chapter 25: Aid and the 'Circle of Security' John Overton and
    Warwick E. Murray-. Part VI: Rights, Activism and Citizenship-. Chapter 26: What Do Human Rights Mean in Development? Paul Gready
    and Jonathan Ensor-. Chapter 27: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights , Morgan-. Chapter 28: From Objects to Subjects? Children and Youth in Development, Nicola Ansell-. Chapter 29: Disability and Development: Critical (Dis)Connections, Shaun
    Grech-. Chapter 30: Mental Health and the Mindset of Development, China
    Mills-. Chapter 31: Invited and Invented Spaces of Activism: Gezi Park and
    Performative Practices of Citizenship, Deniz Ay and Faranak Miraftab-. Part VII: Science, Technology and Innovation-. Chapter
    32: New Social Media Practices: Potential for Development, Democracy and
    Anti-Democratic Practices, Matthew Adeiza and Philip N. Howard-. Chapter 33: The Role of Transport and Communication Infrastructure in
    Realising Development Outcomes, Jean-Paul Rodrique-. Chapter 34: Smart City: Neoliberal Discourse or Urban Development Tool?
    Nancy Odendaal-. Chapter 35-._Crowdsourcing Development: From Funding to Reporting, Johan
    Hellström-. Chapter 36: The Problematic of B