Restructuring Development Theories and Policies: A Critical StudySUNY Press, 9 thg 9, 1999 - 374 trang In the contemporary global context replete with various forms of development crises, there is a growing demand for an alternative perspective. Haque explains the nature and forms of these current development crises, critiques the inadequacies of existing development theories to address such crises, restructures these theories into an alternative theoretical perspective, and suggests specific policy guidelines for attaining a genuine mode of development. He interprets development not as human conformity with any hegemonic development schemes, but as human autonomy from various forms and levels of subjugation. The book presents original arguments, covers up-to-date literature, adopts a multidisciplinary approach, mediates between theories and policies, and offers a comprehensive development alternative. |
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An Introductory Overview | 1 |
Practical Crises of Development | 13 |
Development Crises in Third World Countries | 14 |
Crises in Capitalist and Socialist Countries | 20 |
Development Crises at the Global Level | 23 |
A Taxonomic Prelude to Development Theories | 39 |
The Taxonomic Principles for Development Theories | 41 |
The Major Limitations of Existing Classifications | 44 |
NeoMarxist Theories | 115 |
A Critique of Development Theories | 129 |
Theoretical Shortcomings in the Development Field | 130 |
Adverse Implications of Current Development Thinking | 144 |
Newly Emerging Challenges to the Development Field | 153 |
Restructuring Concepts and Theories of Development | 161 |
Redefining Development as a Concept | 162 |
Restructuring Development Theories | 173 |
Restructured Taxonomy of Development Theories | 47 |
Conservative Tradition of Development Theories | 53 |
Theories of Economic Growth | 54 |
Theories of Modernization | 72 |
Reformist Tradition of Development Theories | 81 |
Conservative Reformist Theories | 84 |
Radical Reformist Theories | 89 |
Critical Reformist Theories | 97 |
Radical Tradition of Development Theories | 103 |
Classical Marxist Theories | 105 |
Radical Dependency Theories | 111 |
Reforming Development Policies | 205 |
Reforming Policies to Achieve NaturalPhysiological Autonomy | 206 |
Reforming Policies to Realize PoliticoEconomic Autonomy | 217 |
Reforming Policies to Enhance CulturalIntellectual Autonomy | 233 |
Summary and Conclusion | 243 |
Notes | 249 |
References | 311 |
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Restructuring Development Theories and Policies: A Critical Study M. Shamsul Haque Xem trước bị giới hạn - 1999 |
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advanced capitalist nations analysis basic billion capital chapter classical colonial consumption crises critical critical theory cultural cultural-intellectual subjugation dependency theory devel development field development theories development thinking dominant economic growth elites emphasize environmental Eurocentric exchange existing expansion external debt forces foreign forms global growth theory hegemony human autonomy human subjugation ideological income increase indigenous industrial inequality instance intellectual internal subjugation International Herald Tribune international inequality Keynesian labor Latin America major Marx Marxian Marxist ment military modernization theories modes of production natural-physiological nature neo-Marxist neocolonial nomic opment percent peripheral perspective policy reforms political politico-economic subjugation poverty problems promarket proponents reformist regard role scholars socialist strategies structure taxonomic theoretical theories and models theories of development theorists Third World countries Third World societies tion transnational corporations underdevelopment UNDP unequal unequal exchange various Western nations World Bank world capitalist system