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• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication Page
• Preface
• Contents
• CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Growth versus Development
• The Geography of Development
• Measuring Growth and Development
• Alternative Benchmarks
• Criticisms of Development Measures
• The Faces of Poverty
• Contentions over Development
• PART I. CONVENTIONAL THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT
• CHAPTER 2. Classical and Neoclassical Economics
• Enlightenment Origins of Political Economy
• The British Enlightenment
• The Classical Economists
• Adam Smith: Beginnings
• Godwin and Malthus
• Utilitarianism
• Ricardian Calculations
• Mill’s Ethical Economics
• List’s Skepticism
• Critique of Classical Economics
• Ricardo Was Wrong
• Neoclassical Economics
• Critique of Neoclassical Economics
• CHAPTER 3. From Keynesian Economics to Neoliberalism
• Dynamic Analysis
• Keynesian Economics
• Keynesian Monetary and Fiscal Policy
• Keynesian Social Democracy
• Keynesian Growth Theory
• New Growth Theory
• The Developmental State
• Structuralism and Import–Substitution
• Development Economics: Balanced Growth
• Unbalanced Growth
• The Counterrevolution in Development Economics
• Crisis in Keynesian Economics
• Neoliberalism
• Neoliberalism in Economic Policy
• World Bank Policy
• Benevolent Consensus
• Millennium Development Goals
• Debt Relief
• A Critique of Neoliberal Development
• CHAPTER 4. Development as Modernization
• Naturalism
• Rationalism
• Civilized Development
• Structural Functionalism
• The Parsonian Synthesis
• Critique of Structural Functionalism
• Sociological Modernization Theory
• Economic Modernization Theory
• Psychocultural Theories of Modernization
• Historical Stages of Modernization
• Modernization Surfaces
• Critique of the Modernization Approach
• The Return of Modernization
• The Eternal Return of Jeffrey Sachs
• Critique of Sachs
• Critique of Modernization
• PART II. NONCONVENTIONAL, CRITICAL THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT
• CHAPTER 5. Marxism, Socialism, and Development
• Idealism and Materialism
• Dialectics
• Production as the Transformation of Nature
• Production as Social Relations
• Capital
• Mode of Production
• Development as Social Transformation
• Structural Marxism
• Imperialism
• Dependency Theory
• World–Systems Theory
• Regulation Theory
• Criticisms of Marxist and Neo–Marxist Theories
• The Marxist Reply
• Socialist Development in the USSR
• Cuba
• Venezuela
• Conclusion: Development in Contention
• CHAPTER 6. Poststructuralism, Postcolonialism, and Postdevelopmentism
• The Enlightenment and Its Critics
• Post–Enlightenment Criticisms
• Power–Truth–Knowledge
• Postcolonialism
• Intellectual Dependency Theory
• Rethinking Development
• The Poststructural Turn in Development Studies
• Encountering Development
• Postdevelopmentalism
• Conclusion: Countercritique
• CHAPTER 7. Feminist Theories of Development
• Feminist Epistemology
• Feminist Criticisms of Development Theory
• Women, Development, and Theory
• Women in Development
• Women and Development
• Gender and Development
• Women, Environment, and Development
• Postmodernism and Development
• Critique: A Failure of Nerve?
• PART III. CRITICAL MODERNISM
• CHAPTER 8. Critical Modernism and Democratic Development
• Alternatives
• Critical Modernism
• Democratic Development
• Ethics
• Social Movements
• Linkages
• Radical Democracy
• References
• Index
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