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Reality and rhetoric

Bauer, P. T.

1984

The State and development in the Third World

Atul Kohli

1986

Global governance and the new wars

Mark R. Duffield

2001

Peasants Against Globalization

Marc Edelman

1999

Empire and co-operation

Rita Rhodes

2012

Development perspectives

Paul Streeten

1989

Globalization for development

Ian Goldin

2005

Society, state, and market

John Martinussen

1997

The White Man's Burden

William Russell Easterly

2006

Economic development

Jan S. Hogendorn

1992

Governance for development in Africa

David Booth

2013

The economics of foreign aid and self-sustaining development

Raymond Frech Mikesell

1983

Womanpower

Nadia Hijab

1988

Development in theory and practice

Jan Knippers Black

1991

The Gaza Strip

Sara Roy

1995

Theories of development and underdevelopment

Ronald H. Chilcote

1984

Towards global action for appropriate technology

A. S. Bhalla

1979

Developing Africa

Gerald Hödl, Joseph M. Hodge, Martina Kopf

2014

The Critical Development Studies Handbook Tools For Change

Henry Veltmeyer

2011

Preferential option

Amy L. Sherman

1992

Communication of innovations

Everett M. Rogers

1971

Victims of the miracle

Shelton H. Davis

1989

Development planning

W. Arthur Lewis

1966

Fifty key thinkers on development

David Simon

2006

Development Policy and Administration (Readings in Indian Government and Politics)

Kuldeep Mathur

1999

Agricultural development in the Third World

Carl K. Eicher

1984

Emerging from Poverty

Gerald M. Meier

1984

Economic development

Stephen C. Smith, Michael P. Todaro

1994 ★ 3.9

Introduction to international development

Paul Alexander Haslam

2009

The politics of Africa's economic stagnation

Richard Sandbrook

1985

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