Development and Social Change (Sociology for a New Century Series): A Global Perspective
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This edition reflects such 21st century hallmarks of World Trade Organization meetings, bilateralism-multilateralism tensions, the evolution of former Second and Third World countries, and terrorism. Sans a particular agenda, McMichael, affiliated with the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization, traces development as an increasingly global enterprise. He includes case studies and a timeline of developmentalism and globalism. Dates are not given for previous editions. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
About the AuthorForewordPreface to Third EditionA Timeline of Developmentalism and GlobalismAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Development and GlobalizationPt. IThe Development Project (Late 1940s to Early 1970s)1Instituting the Development Project22The Development Project: International Dimensions39Pt. IIFrom National Development to Globalization3The Global Economy Reborn744Demise of the Third World116Pt. IIIThe Globalization Project (1980s-)5Implementing Globalization as a Project1526The Globalization Project: Disharmonies201Pt. IVRethinking Development7Global Development and Its Countermovements2388Whither Development?284Notes309References317Glossary/Index342Supplementary Web Site Guide357
