Postdevelopment in Practice

Postdevelopment in Practice

Alternatives, Economies, Ontologies

Klein, Elise; Morreo, Carlos Eduardo

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2019

334

Mole

Inglês

9781138588677

15 a 20 dias

471

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Introduction Part 1. Theorising a practice of postdevelopment 1. Postdevelopment at 25: On 'Being Stuck' and Moving Forward, Sideways, Backward and Otherwise 2. Postdevelopment in Japan: Revisiting Yoshirou Tamanoi's Theory of Regionalism 3.Postdevelopment's Forgotten "Other Roots" in the Spanish and Latin American History of Development Thought 4.Revisiting Transition 5. Praxis in World of the Third Contexts: Beyond Third Worldism and Development Studies 6. Crisis as Opportunity: Finding Pluriversal Paths Part 2. Siting Postdevelopment 7. Beyond Development: Postcapitalist and Feminist Praxis in Adivasi Context 8. Postdevelopment Alternatives in the North 9. "Who Wants a 'Development' that Doesn't Recognize Alternatives? Working with and Against Postdevelopment in Jagatsinghpur, India" 10. Economic Hybridity in Remote Indigenous Australia as Development Alterity 11. Plurinationality as a Strategy: Transforming Local State Institutions Toward Buen Vivir 12. Surviving Well Together: Postdevelopment, Maternity Care and the Politics of Ontological Pluralism 13. State-Funded Services Delivery as Cosmopolitical Work: Opportunities for Postdevelopment in Practice in Northern Australia? 14. Myths of Development: Democratic Dividends and Gendered Subsidies of Land and Social Reproduction in Uganda 15. Green and Anti-Green revolutions in East Timor and Peru: Seeds, Lies and Applied Anthropology 16. Body Politics and Postdevelopment 17. Manoeuvring Political Realms: Alternatives to Development in Haiti 18. Technoaffective Reinscriptions: Networks of Care and Critique 'Inside' and 'Outside' of Europe in the Age of Precarity 19. Design Futuring in a Borderland of Postdevelopment 20. Is Contemporary Art Postdevelopmental? A Study of 'Art as NGO' 21. Postdevelopment in Practice, an Invitation
Diverse Economies Framework;Post-Development;Human Scale Development;Critical Development;Good Life;Development Practice;East Timor;Postcolonialism;Paul Gauguin;Post-capitalism;Lao People's Democratic Republic;Buen Vivir;Body politics;Cow Dung Manure;Public Private Partnerships;Social Reproduction;Critical Development Scholarship;State Nodal Agency;Human Scale Development Approach;Postdevelopment Scholars;Cosmopolitical Diplomacy;Fundamental Class Process;Developmental Practices;Panchayati Raj;Noncapitalist Class Processes;Tenement Trust;Economic Hybridity;Multiple Ontologies;Reproductive Justice;Civil Society;OECD National Contact Point