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A radical history of development studies: Individuals, institutions and ideologies/ edited by Uma Kothari - Capetown: David Philip, 2005. - 232 p.

1. A Radical History of Development Studies: Individuals, Institutions and Ideologies - Uma Kothari
2. Great Promise, Hubris and Recovery: A Participant's History of Development Studies - John Harriss
3. From colonialism administration to development studies: a postcolonial critique of the history of development studies - Uma Kothari
4. Critical Reflections of a Development Nomad - Robert Chambers
5. Secret Diplomacy Uncovered: Research on the World Bank in the 1960s and 1980s - Teresa Hayter
6. Development Studies and the Marxists - Henry Bernstein
7. Journeying in Radical Development Studies: A Reflection on Thirty Years of Researching Pro-Poor Development - John Cameron
8. The Rise and Rise of Gender and Development - Ruth Pearson
9. Development Studies, Nature and Natural Resources: Changing Narratives and Discursive Practices - Phil Woodhouse and Admos Chimhowu
10. Individuals, Organisations and Public Action: Trajectories of the 'Non-Governmental' in Development Studies - David Lewis

ISBN: 9781842775257

Dewey Class. No.: 320.5 / KOT/A