Questioning Development. Essays on the theory, policies and practice of development interventions
Beiträge eines Seminars der German Association of Political Economy (GAPE) im Frühjahr 1995 in Mainz.
Inhalt: Franz Haslinger: Presenting the German Association of Political Economy (9-10); Charles Gore / Gabriele Köhler: Introduction (13-17). I. Querying the foundations: Gabriele Köhler: Development intervention: A parade of paradigms (21-43); Luuk Knippenberg / Frans Schuurman: Stripped: A critical phenomenology of progress and development (45-70); Des Gasper: Needs and basic needs: A clarification of foundational concepts for development ethics and policy (71-101); Charles Gore: Social exclusion, globalisation, and the trade-off between efficiency and equity (103-116); Detlev Haude: Think globally, but how? On the political economy of globalisation (117-144); Marco Baltensweiler / Bruno Stöckli: Development institutions and institutional development: The institutionalist challenges to development research (145-166). II. Revisiting and renewing development economics: Waltraud Schelkle: Dualism in development economics: Some critical and an alternative proposal (169-195); Hans Ulrich Esslinger: Re-interpreting Keynes' "How to Pay for the War": A two-sector model of financing economic development (197-226); Franz Haslinger / Thomas Ziesemer: Endogenous growth and distributional conflicts (227-244); Helmut Wagner: Conditionality in developement aid: Is it welfare-enhancing in development countries? (245-262); Thomas Ziesemer: Tying of aid reversed: Alternative incentive schemes for development aid, productivity enhancement and change of income distribution (263-274); Hans-Dieter Feser / Wolfgang Flieger / Gerald Wiesch: Eco-dumping versus eco-imperialism? Reconciling environmental protection and international trade (275-290). III. Examining policies and politics: Henk-Jan Brinkman: Adjustment in Africa without development? (293-327); Kunibert Raffer: The Uruguay Round: Tilting trade rules further in favour of the North (329-351); Ulrich Busch: Conflicts and constraints in development strategies: The experience of Central and Eastern Europe (353-374); Susanne Teltscher: Informal economic activities and microenterprise development: Strategies and impact of programmes in Latin America (375-402); Fons van der Velden: Private development cooperation in transition: The rise and fall of Northern NGOs (403-425); Anita Pleumarom: Eco-tourism: A new "Green Revolution" in the Third World (427-451).
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