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List of Illustrations=xiv

Contributors=xvii

Preface=xxi

PART 1. The nature of development and development studies=1

1.1. Development in a global-historical context / Ruth Craggs=5

1.2. The Third World, developing countries, the South, emerging markets and rising powers / Klaus Dodds=10

1.3. The nature of development studies / Robert B. Potter=16

1.4. The impasse in development studies / Frans J. Schuurman=21

1.5. Development and economic growth / A. P. Thirlwall=25

1.6. Development and social welfare/human rights / Jennifer A. Elliott=28

1.7. Development as freedom / Patricia Northover=33

1.8. Race and development / Denise Ferreira da Silva=39

1.9. Culture and development / Susanne Schech=42

1.10. Ethics and development / Des Gasper=47

1.11. New institutional economics and development / Philipp Lepenies=51

1.12. Measuring development : From GDP to the HDI and wider approaches / Robert B. Potter=56

1.13. The measurement of poverty / Howard White=60

1.14. The millennium development goals / Jonathan Rigg=67

1.15. BRICS and development / José E. Cassiolato=73

PART 2. Theories and strategies of development=79

2.1. Theories, strategies and ideologies of development : An overview / Robert B. Potter=83

2.2. Smith, Ricardo and the world marketplace, 1776 to 2012 : Back to the future and beyond / David Sapsford=88

2.3. Enlightenment and the era of modernity / Marcus Power=95

2.4. Dualistic and unilinear concepts of development / Tony Binns=100

2.5. Neoliberalism : Globalization's neoconservative enforcer of austerity / Dennis Conway=106

2.6. Dependency theories : From ECLA to Andre Gunder Frank and beyond / Dennis Conway ; Nikolas Heynen=111

2.7. The New World Group of dependency scholars : Reflections of a Caribbean avant-garde movement / Don D. Marshall=116

2.8. World-systems theory : Core, semi-peripheral, and peripheral regions / Thomas Klak=121

2.9. Indigenous knowledge and development / John Briggs=127

2.10. Participatory development / Giles Mohan=131

2.11. Postcolonialism / Cheryl McEwan=137

2.12. Postmodernism and development / David Simon=142

2.13. Post-development / James D. Sidaway=147

2.14. Social capital and development / Anthony Bebbington ; Katherine E. Foo=152

PART 3. Globalisation, employment and development=157

3.1. Globalisation : An overview / Andrew Herod=161

3.2. The new international division of labour / Alan Gilbert=166

3.3. Global shift : Industrialization and development / Ray Kiely=174

3.4. Globalisation/localisation and development / Warwick E. Murray ; John Overton=178

3.5. Trade and industrial policy in developing countries / David Greenaway ; Chris Milner=183

3.6. The knowledge-based economy and digital divisions of labour / Mark Graham=189

3.7. Corporate social responsibility and development / Dorothea Kleine=195

3.8. The informal economy in cities of the South / Sylvia Chant=200

3.9. Child labour / Sally Lloyd-Evans=207

3.10. Migration and transnationalism / Katie D. Willis=212

3.11. Diaspora and development / Claire Mercer ; Ben Page=217

PART 4. Rural development=223

4.1. Rural poverty / Edward Heinemann=225

4.2. Rural livelihoods in a context of new scarcities / Annelies Zoomers=230

4.3. Food security / Richard Tiffin=235

4.4. Famine / Stephen Devereux=244

4.5. Genetically modified crops and development / Matin Qaim=249

4.6. Rural cooperatives : A new millennium? / Deborah R. Sick ; Baburao S. Baviskar ; Donald W. Attwood=254

4.7. Land reform / Ruth Hall ; Saturnino M. Borras Jr. ; Ben White=260

4.8. Gender, agriculture and land rights / Susie Jacobs=265

4.9. The sustainable intensification of agriculture / Jules Pretty=270

PART 5. Urbanization and development=275

5.1. Urbanization in low- and middle-income nations in Africa, Asia and Latin America / David Satterthwaite=279

5.2. Urban bias / Gareth A. Jones ; Stuart Corbridge=286

5.3. Global cities and the production of uneven development / Christof Parnreiter=291

5.4. Studies in comparative urbanism / Colin McFarlane=296

5.5. Prosperity or poverty? : Wealth, inequality and deprivation in urban areas / Carole Rakodi=299

5.6. Housing the urban poor / Alan Gilbert=306

5.7. Urbanization and environment in low- and middle-income nations / David Satterthwaite=310

5.8. Transport and urban development / Eduardo Alcantara Vasconcellos=319

5.9. Cities, crime and development / Paula Meth=324

PART 6. Environment and development=329

6.1. Sustainable development / Michael Redclift=333

6.2. International regulation and the environment / Giles Atkinson=336

6.3. Climate change and development / Emily Boyd=341

6.4. A changing climate and African development / Chukwumerije Okereke=346

6.5. Vulnerability and disasters / Terry Cannon=351

6.6. Ecosystem services and development / Tim Daw=356

6.7. Natural resource management : A critical appraisal / Jayalaxshmi Mistry=361

6.8. Water and hydropolitics / Jessica Budds ; Alex Loftus=365

6.9. Energy and development / Subhes C. Bhattacharyya=369

6.10. Tourism and environment / Matthew Louis Bishop=374

6.11. Transport and sustainability : Developmental pathways / Robin Hickman=378

PART 7. Gender and development=385

7.1. Demographic change and gender / Tiziana Leone ; Ernestina Coast=387

7.2. Women and the state / Kathleen Staudt=393

7.3. Gender, families and households / Ann Varley=397

7.4. Feminism and feminist issues in the South : A critique of the "development" paradigm / Madhu Purnima Kishwar=402

7.5. Rethinking gender and empowerment / Jane Parpart=407

7.6. Gender and globalisation / Harriot Beazley ; Vandana Desai=411

7.7. Migrant women in the new economy : Understanding the gender-migration-care nexus / Kavita Datta=416

7.8. Women and political representation / Shirin M. Rai=420

7.9. Sexuality and development / Andrea Cornwall=425

7.10. Indigenous fertility control / Tulsi Patel=430

PART 8. Health and education=437

8.1. Nutritional problems, policies and intervention strategies in developing economies / Prakash Shetty=441

8.2. Motherhood, mortality and health care / Maya Unnithan-Kumar=446

8.3. The development impacts of HIV/AIDS / Lora Sabin ; Marion McNabb ; Mary Bachman DeSilva=451

8.4. Ageing and poverty / Vandana Desai=457

8.5. Health disparity : From 'health inequality' to 'health inequity'―The move to a moral paradigm in global health disparity / Hazel R. Barrett=461

8.6. Disability / Ruth Evans=466

8.7. Social protection in development context / Sarah Cook ; Katja Hujo=470

8.8. Female participation in education / Christopher Colclough=475

8.9. The challenge of skill formation and training / Jeemol Unni=480

8.10. Development education, global citizenship and international volunteering / Matt Baillie Smith=485

PART 9. Political economy of violence and insecurity=491

9.1. Gender- and age-based violence / Cathy McIlwaine=493

9.2. Fragile states / Tom Goodfellow=499

9.3. Refugees / Richard Black ; Ceri Oeppen=503

9.4. Humanitarian aid / Phil O'Keefe ; Joanne Rose=507

9.5. Global war on terror, development and civil society / Jude Howell=513

9.6. Peace-building partnerships and human security / Timothy M. Shaw=517

9.7. Nationalism / Michel Seymour=521

9.8. Ethnic conflict and the state / Rajesh Venugopal=525

9.9. Religions and development / Emma Tomalin=529

PART 10. Governance and development=535

10.1. Foreign aid in a changing world / Stephen Brown=539

10.2. The rising powers as development donors and partners / Emma Mawdsley=543

10.3. Aid conditionality / Jonathan R. W. Temple=547

10.4. Aid effectiveness / Jonathan Glennie=551

10.5. Global governance issues and the current crisis / Isabella Massa ; José Brambila-Macias=555

10.6. Change agents : A history of hope in NGOs, civil society, and the 99% / Alison Van Rooy=559

10.7. Corruption and development / Susan Rose-Ackerman=564

10.8. The role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) / Vandana Desai=568

10.9. Non-government public action networks and global policy processes / Barbara Rugendyke=573

10.10. Multilateral institutions : 'Developing countries' and 'emerging markets'―stability or change? / Morten Bøås=578

10.11. Is there a legal right to development? / Radha D'Souza=583

Index=587

Tables

1.6.1. The multidimensional and interdependent nature of human rights and human development=32

1.14.1. The MDGs, 1990-2015 : 8 goals, 18 targets (and 48 indicators)=69

1.14.2. MDG progress chart (2011)=70

1.14.3. Progress chart by region (2011)=71

2.2.1. Labour requirements matrix=90

3.4.1. Waves of globalization―a framework=180

3.4.2. Theses of globalization and development theories―a schema=181

3.10.1. The world's international migrants, 1970-2010=213

4.2.1. An overview of dominant concepts related to rural development policies since the 1950s=232

4.5.1. Average effects of Bt crops=252

5.1.1. The distribution of the world's urban population by region, 1950-2010 with projections to 2030 and 2050=280

5.1.2. The distribution of the world's largest cities by region over time=281

5.8.1. Transport mode carrying capacity (interrupted flow)=321

5.9.1. Homicide rates per 100,000 of the population in most populous city by country (alongside Gini coefficients measuring the extent of income distribution)=325

7.3.1. Percentage of household heads who are women (1995-2003)=399

7.3.2. Percentage of household heads who are women, by region and age, and percentage aged 60+, by region and sex (1997-2010)=401

8.7.1. Social assistance in developing countries : Selected programmes, objectives and impacts=472

9.1.1. Proportion of adult women experiencing physical and/or sexual violence by intimate partner and non-partner by rural/urban residence=494

9.1.2. Women's attitudes towards wife beating=495

Figures

1.1.1. The Kariba Dam=7

1.3.1. The various disciplines contributing to the cross-disciplinary field of development studies=17

1.13.1. 'Dollar a day' poverty by region, 1981-2005=63

1.13.2. Trends in infant and child mortality=64

2.1.1. A framework for considering development theories=84

2.4.1. Rostow's unilinear model=103

2.8.1. The world-system at the dawn of the twenty-first century=124

3.2.1. Income share of the rich in the US, excluding capital gains (%)=169

3.2.2. Average of government spending in 13 rich-world countries as % of GDP=171

3.6.1. A cartogram of all journals in Thompson Reuters' Web of Knowledge=191

3.6.2. Map of all geotagged Wikipedia articles in English=193

3.8.1. Informal breakfast business : Fajara, The Gambia=201

3.8.2. Pedal power : Informal transport in Mexico City=201

3.8.3. Segmentation by sex within the informal economy=203

3.10.1. Top ten recipients of migrant remittances, 2011 (US$ billions)=214

4.1.1. Rural poverty dynamics=228

4.3.1. Urban and rural population growth in developed, less developed and least developed countries=236

4.3.2. Changes in African food demand=237

4.3.3. Prevalence of vitamin A deficiency in preschool children=238

4.3.4. Length of growing period in the 2090s compared with the present=239

4.3.5. Distribution of water withdrawal between sectors=241

4.3.6. Agriculture and land use distribution―croplands and pasture lands=241

4.3.7. Wheat yields in Africa, 1960-2010=242

4.5.1. Global area grown with GM crops (1995-2011)=250

4.7.1. Painting by Boy Domingues (Philippines) 'The new enclosures' (2012)=260

5.3.1. Alpha world cities, 2010=293

5.7.1. Greenhouse gas emissions per person per year for selected cities (in tonnes of CO₂ equivalent)=311

5.8.1. Income and modal split, São Paulo, 2007=320

6.4.1. Percentage contribution of greenhouse gas according to regions=349

6.5.1. The PAR model=355

6.6.1. Linkages between ES and human wellbeing identified by the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (2005)=358

6.9.1. Global primary energy demand trend=371

6.9.2. Energy―GDP link=372

6.9.3. Energy-related global CO₂ emissions=373

6.11.1. Developmental pathways in transport=381

7.1.1. Population by age groups and sex (absolute numbers)=388

7.1.2. Sex ratio at birth=390

7.1.3. Life expectancy=391

8.3.1. The radiating effects of HIV/AIDS=452

8.3.2. The timing of impacts=453

8.8.1. Gender inequality and enrolments at primary level in developing countries. Where enrolment rates are low, boys are given preference in most countries and most regions=477

8.8.2. Sub-Saharan Africa : The proportion of female teachers at primary level, and the gender balance of first grade intakes (a value of 1.00 indicates gender parity in enrolments). Where female teachers are a small proportion of the total, many fewer girls than boys enrol in school=479

9.1.1. Police officers=496

9.4.1. Resource flows within the international relief system=510

10.1.1. Twenty-first century development cooperation=540

10.6.1. Describing the NGO=560

10.6.2. Describing the CSO=561

10.6.3. Defining the 99%=562

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