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Development Dictionary

Name: Development Dictionary
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 05103117
Price: 44785 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Wolfgang Sachs
ISBN: 9781848133792

A Guide to Knowledge as Power

Wolfgang Sachs

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 05103117

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, November 2009

In this classic collection, some of the world's most eminent critics of development review the key c... Full description

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In this classic collection, some of the world's most eminent critics of development review the key concepts of the development discourse. Each essay examines one concept from a historical and anthropological point of view and highlights its particular bias. Exposing their historical obsolescence and intellectual sterility, the authors call for a bidding farewell to the whole Eurocentric development idea. This is urgently needed, they argue, in order to liberate people's minds - in both North and South - for bold responses to the environmental and ethical challenges now confronting humanity. The combined result forms a must-read invitation to experts, grassroots movements and students of development to recognize the tainted glasses they put on whenever they participate in the development discourse.