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• Cover Page
• Half Title page
• Endorsements
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• List of plates
• List of figures
• List of tables
• List of case studies
• List of key concepts
• List of thinkers and debates
• Acknowledgements
• Acronyms
• 1 Introduction
• Defining the Global South: Real and Imagined Dividing Lines
• The Power of Representation
• Geographies of Globalization
• Engaging with the Global South
• Challenging the Position of Development
• Using This Book
• The structure of the book
• For the reader in a hurry…
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Part 1: Representing the South
• 2 Imagining the South
• Introduction
• Viewing the South from the North
• Exoticism and eroticism
• First nations and noble savages
• Poverty and pathos
• Barbarism and threats
• Reinterpreting the South from the South
• Histories of interconnection
• Morality and traditional values
• Modernity
• Development As a Mode of Imagination
• Imagining the future: post-war development policies from the North
• Facts and statistics
• Imagining the future: alternatives from the South
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• Part 2: The South in a global world
• 3 The South in a changing world order
• Introduction
• Forming States and Nations in the Global South
• Colonialism and the emergence of the modern state
• Decolonization and its aftermath in the South
• A Changing World Order: From Empires to Global Governance?
• The South and global superpowers
• The South and global governance
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 4 The South in a globalizing economy
• Introduction
• Economic Exchange and Trade: Historical Trends
• Primary Commodities, ‘Natural Resources’ and Tourism
• Oil: economic power in the Global South?
• Tourism
• Foreign Direct Investment, Manufacturing and Shifting International Divisions of Labour
• Finance, Investment and Speculation
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 5 Social and cultural change in the Global South
• Introduction
• Health and Lifestyle
• The rise of HIV/AIDS
• Maternal health
• Health and ageing
• Migration and Diaspora
• Urbanization and City Living
• Religion
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• Part 3: Living in the South
• 6 Political lives
• Introduction
• Establishing Rule
• Experiencing State Power
• Contesting Power
• Conclusions: Reshaping the State
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 7 Making a living
• Introduction
• Understanding the Ways in Which People Make a Living
• The ‘whole-economy model’
• ‘Diverse economies’
• Informal ways of making a living
• Ways of Making a Living are Historically and Spatially Contingent
• From colonialism to neoliberalism and beyond?
• The changing fortunes of public sector workers
• Deagrarianization and the internationalization of agriculture
• Inequalities of Work
• Gendered ways of making a living
• Child workers
• Working Together? Using Collective Organization to Improve Ways of Making a Living
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 8 Ways of living
• Introduction
• Home-Making
• House construction and domestic material culture
• Household formation
• Domestic social divisions
• Food and Clothing
• Food consumption
• Clothing
• Leisure and Play
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• Part 4: Making a difference
• 9 Governing development
• The State’s Role within Development
• The Rise and Fall of the Developmental State
• Reforming the State
• From Good Governance to the Return of the Developmental State?
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 10 Markets and development
• Introduction
• Markets and Free Trade
• The Rise of Neoliberalism in Development Policy
• Debt crisis and Structural Adjustment Policies
• Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers
• Poverty Reduction, Sustainable Livelihoods and Entrepreneurialism
• Free Trade, Fair Trade and Ethical Consumerism
• Markets And Service Provision
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 11 Grassroots development
• Introduction
• Moral Economies and Human-Scale Development
• Respecting Communities And Local Knowledge
• From Margins to Mainstream? Scaling up
• Conclusions
• Suggestions for Further Reading
• Websites
• 12 Conclusions
• Where Next for Geographies of ‘Developing Areas’?
• Glossary
• Bibliography
• Index