| Preface to the Second Edition |
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| Introduction |
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Definitions of Development |
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A Methodological Word of Caution |
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`Development' as an Element in the Religion of Modernity |
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Metamorphoses of a Western Myth |
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What the Metaphor Implies |
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Landmarks in the Western View of History |
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The Making of a World System |
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The League of Nations and the Mandate System |
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The Invention of Development |
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President Truman's Point Four |
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A New World-view: `Underdevelopment' |
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The International Doctrine and Institutions Take Root |
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The New International `Development' Agencies |
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Modernization Poised between History and Prophecy |
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A Philosophy of History: Rostow's Stages of Economic Growth |
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Anti-communism or Marxism without Marx? |
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The Periphery and the Understanding of History |
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Neo-Marxism in the United States |
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The Latin American Dependentistas |
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A New Paradigm, but Age-old Presuppositions |
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Self-Reliance: The Communal Past as a Model for the Future |
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Ujamaa and the Tanzanian Experience |
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The Principles of Self-Reliance |
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Possible Futures for Self-Reliance |
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The Triumph of Third-Worldism |
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The New International Economic Order |
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An Original Voice: The 1975 Dag Hammarskjold Foundation Report on Another Development |
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In the Wake of the NIEO: Further Proposals |
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The `Basic Needs' Approach |
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The Environment, or the New Nature of `Development' |
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The Return to Classical Economics Plus a Few Humanitarian Extras |
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`Sustainable Development' or Growth Everlasting? |
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Reflections on Deliberate Ambiguity |
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A Mixture of Realism and Fine Sentiments |
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The UNDP and `Human Development' |
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The Postmodern Illusion: Globalization as Simulacrum of `Development' |
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On the Usefulness of Talking at Cross-purposes |
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Organizations on Reprieve or in Mutation? |
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Globalization, or Back to Normal |
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Virtual Reality as a Refuge for Continuing Belief |
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Some Thoughts on What is to be Done |
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The Struggle against Poverty: Slogan and Alibi |
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| Appendix I: President Truman's Point Four Message |
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259 | (2) |
| Appendix II: Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order |
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261 | (5) |
| Bibliography |
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| Index |
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