The Routledge Handbook on the History of Development

ISBN-13: 9780367366001 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 392 str.

Corinna R. Unger; Iris Borowy; Corinne A. Pernet

Opis

This handbook is the first systematic overview of the history of development ideas, themes, and actors in the twentieth century. The book reflects on its blind spots, points out avenues for future research, and brings together a greater plurality of regions, actors, and approaches than other publications on the subject.

Spis treści

Part 1: Introduction   1. Corinna R. Unger, Iris Borowy, and Corinne A. Pernet: The history of development: A critical overview  Part 2: Concepts and Ideas of Development   2. Daniel Speich and Verena Halsmayer: Economic growth and the object of development  3. Alessandro Iandolo: Socialist approaches to development  4. Eija Ranta: Alternative Development Approaches: Utopias, Co-options, Transitions  Part 3: Themes  Part 3a: Developing People  5. Iris Borowy: Unravelling the Health-Development Nexus  6. Damiano Matasci: Education, Development and North-South Relations in the 20th Century  Part 3b: Developing Societies  7. Michele Alacevich: Inequality  8. Gareth Austin: Industrialization  9. Teresa Huhle: Demographic Concerns and Interventions: The Changing Population – Development -Nexus in the 20th Century  10. Nicholas Micinski and Elaine McGregor: Multiple Faces of Migration and Development: Nation Building, Neoliberalism, and Multilateralism  11. Vincent Lagendijk: Infrastructure  Part 3c: Developing the Material World   12. Nancy Kwak: Urban development  13. Harro Maat: Agriculture and food production  14. Roger Merino: Resource governance  Part 4: Actors of Development   15. Liu Yi: Religious organizations  16. Kevin O’Sullivan: NGOs and Development: Small is Beautiful?  17. Verena Kröss, Corinne Pernet, Corinna Unger: International Organizations  18. Atul Kohli: State Intervention for Development: A Historical Perspective  19. Alex Gertschen and Olisa Moujama: Corporations  Part 5:. Transversal Perspectives  20. Karen Garner: Gender and Development  21. Corinna R. Unger: Development Knowledge: A Twentieth-Century Perspective  22. Sara Lorenzini: Development and the Security Paradox. How development was born to grant security but failed to do so.  23. Matthew Clarke: History of Development Assistance