The Development Century
Herausgeber: Macekura, Stephen J.; Manela, Erez
The Development Century
Herausgeber: Macekura, Stephen J.; Manela, Erez
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Offers cutting-edge perspectives on how international development has shaped the global history of the modern world.
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Offers cutting-edge perspectives on how international development has shaped the global history of the modern world.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 533g
- ISBN-13: 9781108453479
- ISBN-10: 1108453473
- Artikelnr.: 52529009
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 533g
- ISBN-13: 9781108453479
- ISBN-10: 1108453473
- Artikelnr.: 52529009
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. Introduction Stephen J. Macekura and Erez Manela; Part I. Origins of
Development as a Global Practice: 2. Wealth and nations: the origins of
international development assistance Amanda Kay McVety; 3. The
'development' of humanitarian relief: US disaster assistance operations in
the Caribbean Basin, 1917-1931 Julia F. Irwin; 4. Imperial and
transnational developmentalisms: Middle Eastern interplays, 1880s-1960s
Cyrus Schayegh; 5. Smallpox and the globalization of development Erez
Manela; Part II. Development in a Decolonizing World: Between Local and
Global: 6. New frontiers: World War II technologies and the opening of
tropical environments to development Thomas Robertson; 7. A currency for
Sudan: the Sudanese national economy and post-colonial development Alden
Young; 8. Development, space, and counterinsurgency in South Vietnam's B¿n
Tre Province, 1954-1960 Edward Miller; 9. Decolonization and the gendered
politics of developmental labor in Southeastern Africa Priya Lal; Part III.
International Development in Cold War Politics: 10. De-Stalinising growth:
decolonization and the development of development economics in the Soviet
Union Alessandro Iandolo; 11. Graveyard of development? Afghanistan's Cold
War encounters with international development and humanitarianism Timothy
Nunan; 12. Postwar European development aid: defined by decolonization, the
Cold War, and European integration? Corinna R. Unger; Part IV. Development
and International Society: 13. 'Mexico has the theories': Latin America and
the interwar origins of development Christy Thornton; 14. Nasser,
Hammarskjöld, and Middle East development in different scales of space and
time Nathan J. Citino; 15. Creating 'the NGO international': the rise of
advocacy for alternative development, 1974-1994 Paul Adler; 16. Epilogue:
development dreams Jeremy Adelman.
Development as a Global Practice: 2. Wealth and nations: the origins of
international development assistance Amanda Kay McVety; 3. The
'development' of humanitarian relief: US disaster assistance operations in
the Caribbean Basin, 1917-1931 Julia F. Irwin; 4. Imperial and
transnational developmentalisms: Middle Eastern interplays, 1880s-1960s
Cyrus Schayegh; 5. Smallpox and the globalization of development Erez
Manela; Part II. Development in a Decolonizing World: Between Local and
Global: 6. New frontiers: World War II technologies and the opening of
tropical environments to development Thomas Robertson; 7. A currency for
Sudan: the Sudanese national economy and post-colonial development Alden
Young; 8. Development, space, and counterinsurgency in South Vietnam's B¿n
Tre Province, 1954-1960 Edward Miller; 9. Decolonization and the gendered
politics of developmental labor in Southeastern Africa Priya Lal; Part III.
International Development in Cold War Politics: 10. De-Stalinising growth:
decolonization and the development of development economics in the Soviet
Union Alessandro Iandolo; 11. Graveyard of development? Afghanistan's Cold
War encounters with international development and humanitarianism Timothy
Nunan; 12. Postwar European development aid: defined by decolonization, the
Cold War, and European integration? Corinna R. Unger; Part IV. Development
and International Society: 13. 'Mexico has the theories': Latin America and
the interwar origins of development Christy Thornton; 14. Nasser,
Hammarskjöld, and Middle East development in different scales of space and
time Nathan J. Citino; 15. Creating 'the NGO international': the rise of
advocacy for alternative development, 1974-1994 Paul Adler; 16. Epilogue:
development dreams Jeremy Adelman.
1. Introduction Stephen J. Macekura and Erez Manela; Part I. Origins of
Development as a Global Practice: 2. Wealth and nations: the origins of
international development assistance Amanda Kay McVety; 3. The
'development' of humanitarian relief: US disaster assistance operations in
the Caribbean Basin, 1917-1931 Julia F. Irwin; 4. Imperial and
transnational developmentalisms: Middle Eastern interplays, 1880s-1960s
Cyrus Schayegh; 5. Smallpox and the globalization of development Erez
Manela; Part II. Development in a Decolonizing World: Between Local and
Global: 6. New frontiers: World War II technologies and the opening of
tropical environments to development Thomas Robertson; 7. A currency for
Sudan: the Sudanese national economy and post-colonial development Alden
Young; 8. Development, space, and counterinsurgency in South Vietnam's B¿n
Tre Province, 1954-1960 Edward Miller; 9. Decolonization and the gendered
politics of developmental labor in Southeastern Africa Priya Lal; Part III.
International Development in Cold War Politics: 10. De-Stalinising growth:
decolonization and the development of development economics in the Soviet
Union Alessandro Iandolo; 11. Graveyard of development? Afghanistan's Cold
War encounters with international development and humanitarianism Timothy
Nunan; 12. Postwar European development aid: defined by decolonization, the
Cold War, and European integration? Corinna R. Unger; Part IV. Development
and International Society: 13. 'Mexico has the theories': Latin America and
the interwar origins of development Christy Thornton; 14. Nasser,
Hammarskjöld, and Middle East development in different scales of space and
time Nathan J. Citino; 15. Creating 'the NGO international': the rise of
advocacy for alternative development, 1974-1994 Paul Adler; 16. Epilogue:
development dreams Jeremy Adelman.
Development as a Global Practice: 2. Wealth and nations: the origins of
international development assistance Amanda Kay McVety; 3. The
'development' of humanitarian relief: US disaster assistance operations in
the Caribbean Basin, 1917-1931 Julia F. Irwin; 4. Imperial and
transnational developmentalisms: Middle Eastern interplays, 1880s-1960s
Cyrus Schayegh; 5. Smallpox and the globalization of development Erez
Manela; Part II. Development in a Decolonizing World: Between Local and
Global: 6. New frontiers: World War II technologies and the opening of
tropical environments to development Thomas Robertson; 7. A currency for
Sudan: the Sudanese national economy and post-colonial development Alden
Young; 8. Development, space, and counterinsurgency in South Vietnam's B¿n
Tre Province, 1954-1960 Edward Miller; 9. Decolonization and the gendered
politics of developmental labor in Southeastern Africa Priya Lal; Part III.
International Development in Cold War Politics: 10. De-Stalinising growth:
decolonization and the development of development economics in the Soviet
Union Alessandro Iandolo; 11. Graveyard of development? Afghanistan's Cold
War encounters with international development and humanitarianism Timothy
Nunan; 12. Postwar European development aid: defined by decolonization, the
Cold War, and European integration? Corinna R. Unger; Part IV. Development
and International Society: 13. 'Mexico has the theories': Latin America and
the interwar origins of development Christy Thornton; 14. Nasser,
Hammarskjöld, and Middle East development in different scales of space and
time Nathan J. Citino; 15. Creating 'the NGO international': the rise of
advocacy for alternative development, 1974-1994 Paul Adler; 16. Epilogue:
development dreams Jeremy Adelman.







