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Economic development, social aspects

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The new capitalist manifesto

Umair Haque

2011

Sonic boom

Gregg Easterbrook

2011

Development and crime

Ugo Leone, Uglješa Zvekić

1992

Reframing international development

Nelson W. Keith

1997

Dead aid

Dambisa Moyo

2010 ★ 3.7

Ecofeminism

Vandana Shiva, Ariel Salleh, Maria Mies

1993

From modernization to modes of production

John G. Taylor

1979

Levels of socio-economic development theory

David Jaffee

1990

Only one world

Gerard Piel

1992

Community, culture, and economic development

Meredith Ramsay

1996

The No-Nonsense Guide to International Development

Maggie Black

2002

Introduction to international development

Paul Alexander Haslam

2009

Human Capitalism

Brink Lindsey

2013

Environmental and social impact assessment

Christopher J. Barrow

1997

Kicking away the ladder

Ha-Joon Chang

2002

Tools for Conviviality

Ivan Illich

1973

Prosperity and violence

Robert H. Bates

2001

Human development report 2004

United Nations Development Programme

2003

The European Dream

Jeremy Rifkin

2004

Democratizing development

Clark, John

1991

Making global trade work for people

United Nations Development Programme

2003

Handbook of international social work

Lynne M. Healy

2012

The sociology of economic life

Neil J. Smelser

1963

Global Development Crisis

Benjamin Selwyn

2014

Trade, growth and inequality in the era of globalization

Oliver Morrissey, Kishor Sharma

2005

Economic Policy for a Social Europe

Jorg Huffschmid

2005

Peace through entrepreneurship

Steven R. Koltai

2016

Change everything

Christian Felber

2015

Development, modernism and modernity in Africa

Augustine Agwuele

2012

Three decades in Shiwa

Mitsuru Shinpo

1976

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