Power of development /
Development histories reveal a legacy of contested power. These essays explore the language of development and its meaning within different political contexts, drawing material from Africa, Asia and Latin America by way of comparison.
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : imagining development / Jonathan Crush
- The invention of development / Michael Cowen and Robert Shenton
- 'A new deal in emotions' : theory and practice and the crisis of development / Michael Watts
- Scenes from childhood : the homesickness of development discourses / Doug J. Porter
- Green development theory? : environmentalism and sustainable development / W.M. Adams
- Selective silence : a feminist encounter with environmental discourse in colonial Africa / Fiona Mackenzie
- Sustainable disasters? : perspectives and powers in the discourse of calamity / Kenneth Hewitt
- The object of development : America's Egypt / Timothy Mitchell
- Modernizing Malthus : the World Bank, population control and the African environment / Gavin Williams
- Changing discourses of development in South Africa / Chris Tapscott
- Eurocentrism and geography : reflections on Asian urbanization / T.G. McGee
- Imagining a post-development era / Arturo Escobar
- Black consciousness and the quest for a counter-modernist development / Kate Manzo
- Post-modernism, gender and development / Jane L. Parpart
- Becoming a development category / Nanda Shrestha.
