The politics of development / edited by Claire Mcloughlin...[et al].

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Mcloughlin, Claire [editor]

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi : SAGE, 2024.ISBN:

9781529667691

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Summary: "This text is a new introduction to the politics of development. Starting from the perspective of people's everyday experiences, it tackles some of the most pressing questions that underlie global inequality and injustice, from the ground up. The book brings a much-needed human and political perspective to questions of 'development'. Each chapter shines a light on the political contestation involved and critically reflects on the politics behind some of the world's most complex development challenges: from rising inequality and migration; to the climate crisis and the cross-cutting ways gender, sexuality, ethnicity, caste and religion work happens in development"--

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"This text is a new introduction to the politics of development. Starting from the perspective of people's everyday experiences, it tackles some of the most pressing questions that underlie global inequality and injustice, from the ground up. The book brings a much-needed human and political perspective to questions of 'development'. Each chapter shines a light on the political contestation involved and critically reflects on the politics behind some of the world's most complex development challenges: from rising inequality and migration; to the climate crisis and the cross-cutting ways gender, sexuality, ethnicity, caste and religion work happens in development"--

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