Globalisation, poverty and conflict : a critical "Development" reader

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Abbreviations.- Introduction.- Globalisation, Poverty and Conflict, M. Spoor. Part I: Globalisation, Inequality and Poverty.- 1. From Exclusive to Inclusive Development, A. van Ardenne. 2. Collateral Damage or Calculated Default? The Millennium Development Goals and the Politics of Globalisation, J. Pronk. 3. Can Improved Human Development Policies Break the Cycle of Poverty?, J. M. Ritzen. 4. Inequality, Poverty and Conflict in Transition Economies, M. Spoor. 5. Globalisation, Marginalisation and Conflict, S. M. Murshed. 6. The Slow Progress of International Financial Reform, S. Griffith-Jones. 7. The Debt Crisis and the South in the Era of Globalisation, K. Raffer. Part II: Governance, Civil Society and Poverty.- 8. Disempowering New Democracies and the Persistence of Poverty, T. Mkandawire. 9. Local Governance and Rural Poverty in Africa, P. B. Mihyo. 10. Local Governance Hybrids: Enabling Policies and Citizen Approaches to Poverty Reduction, A. H. J. (Bert) Helmsing. 11. Civic Engagement, Social Accountability and the Governance Crisis, W. Reuben. 12. Blurring the State-Private Divide: Flex Organisations and the Decline of Accountability, J. R. Wedel. Part III: Resource Degradation, Institutions and Conflict.- 13. Multi-Level Governance and Resilience of Social-Ecological Systems, E. Ostrom, M. A. Janssen. 14. The Limits of Institutions: Environmental Degradation and Knowledge Framing, M. A. M. Salih. 15. Beyond State-Community Polarisations and Bogus 'Joint'ness: Crafting Institutional Solutions for Resource Management, S. Lele. InConclusion.- 16. Knowledge Sharing in Support of Human Development, H. Opschoor. Contributors. Index.

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