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Taylor and Francis Ltd The Routledge Handbook on the History of Development 1st Edition 2022 Hardbound by Unger, Corinna R.
- A comprehensive and authoritative handbook on the history of international development - Brings together a range of voices from the global south and global north, with a view to breaking down the traditional biases that exist within literature on the subject, and appealing to a truly global readership - Key resource for anyone wishing to understand the history of international development, whether upper level student, researcher, or informed practitioner 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 Kroess, 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