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The popular image of development as a progressive force bears little relationship to reality. The economic benefits of expensive large-scale infrastructure projects have not trickled down. Increasing concern about the environmental effects of rapid industrialization and a recognition of the need for sustainable development has led to tension between the industrial countries that have already damaged their environments and the poorer countries now being urged to take a globally responsible view. In this book Maggie Black traces the history of development from its post-colonial beginnings, and examines the relationship between development and economic growth, the impact development has had on the living conditions of the poor and on the environment, and whether development will have a specific role in the future or whether it will simply be subsumed under the concept of globalization.
Acerca del autor: Maggie Black has worked for UNICEF in New York and Nairobi and is a trustee of the organisaiton's UK Committee. She has also been a consultant for Anti-Slavery international, IPEC/ILO and Oxfam. Her previous books include Children First, A Cause for our Times, AIDS and Asia and Child Domestic Workers
Título: The No-Nonsense Guide to International ...
Editorial: Verso Books
Año de publicación: 2002
Encuadernación: Encuadernación de tapa blanda
Condición: Good