Challenging global inequality : development theory and practice in the 21st century

By:

Greig,Alastair

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Palgarve Macmillan; 2007Description: 296pISBN:

9781403948243

Subject(s):

Equality:Economic development:Income distribution

DDC classification:

338.9 GRE

Summary: This major new text provides systematic coverage of classical and more recent theoretical approaches to inequality and poverty, as well as a thorough assessment of development in the twentieth century and its prospects for the twenty-first. Taking full account of the impact of globalization, US hegemony, and the challenges of environmental sustainability and community participation, it sets out a range of alternative views, models and paths for development from the UN's Millennium Development Goals to their radical critics.

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This major new text provides systematic coverage of classical and more recent theoretical approaches to inequality and poverty, as well as a thorough assessment of development in the twentieth century and its prospects for the twenty-first. Taking full account of the impact of globalization, US hegemony, and the challenges of environmental sustainability and community participation, it sets out a range of alternative views, models and paths for development from the UN's Millennium Development Goals to their radical critics.

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