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： Recognition and redistribution :
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| ISBN： | 9780415448178 (hbk.) : |
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| ISBN： | 0415448174 (hbk.) : |
| 编目源： | UK-WkNB UK-WkNB |
| 题名： | Recognition and redistribution : Beyond international development / Edited by Heloise Weber, Mark T. Berger. |
| 索书号： | F11/W373E |
| 出版发行项： | London : Routledge : [distributor] Taylor & Francis, c/o Bookpoint : [distributor] Macmillan Distribution Services Pty Ltd : [distributor] Macmillan Publishers New Zealand Ltd : [distributor] Book Promotions, 2008. |
| 载体形态： | 202 p. ; 25 cm. |
| 丛编说明： | Rethinking globalizations |
| 一般附注： | Hardback. Paper over boards. |
| 格式化内容附注： | Introduction: Beyond International Development Mark T. Berger and Heloise Weber Keeping the World Safe for Primary Colors: Area Studies, Development Studies, International Studies, and the Vicissitudes of Nation-Building Mark T. Berger Social Regulation in the Time of War: Constituting the Current Crisis Shelley Feldman On the Critique of the Subject of Development: Beyond Proprietary and Methodological Individualism Martin Weber 'Failed States' and 'State Failure': Threats or Opportunities? Morten Boas and Kathleen M. Jennings From the Politics of Development to the Challenges of Globalization Jennifer Bair Taming Corporations or Buttressing Market-Led Development? A Critical Assessment of the Global Compact Susanne Soederberg A Global Knowledge Bank? The World Bank and Bottom-Up Efforts to Reinforce Neoliberal Development Perspectives in the Post-Washington Consensus Era Dieter Plehwe Rethinking the Global Production of Uneven Development Marcus Taylor Re-Envisioning Global Development: Conceptual and Methodological Issues Sandra Halperin A Political Analysis of the Formal Comparative Method: Historicizing the Globalization and Development Debate Heloise Weber International Political Economy/Development Otherwise Cristina Rojas The Poverty of the Global Order Dia Da Costa and Philip Mcmichael Conclusion: Towards Recognition and Redistribution in Global Politics Heloise Weber and Mark T. Berger. |