International Development
A Global Perspective on Theory and Practice

First Edition

Edited by:

Paul Battersby - RMIT University, Australia
Ravi Roy - Southern Utah University, USA

Courses:
International Development | International Development | Introduction to Development Studies | Introduction to International Studies

July 2017 | 320 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd

How can we lay the foundation for a more just and peaceful world? How can we prevent communications from fracturing and societies from tearing themselves apart? How should we prioritize economic, social, and cultural demands for resources and opportunities?

International Development answers these questions and presents a view of development "in practice." Written by experts in the field, this book covers a range of contemporary developments, as well as providing coverage of the theory and practice of international development. The book:

Covers a range of contemporary topics such as global security, new technologies, ethics and learning, and participation
Has chapters on Global Health and Development in Practice, Environmentally Sustainable Development in Practice and Corruption and Development
Features learning objectives, summaries, reading lists and questions for discussion
Works as a practice-driven text packed with case studies

Global in perspective, this is your go-to book for your studies in international development.

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Paul Battersby and Ravi K. Roy

Globalization and Global Development Practice

Arthur T. Denzau and Ravi K. Roy

Shared Mental Models and International Development:

Models of Governance

Richard P. Appelbaum

Mental Models of Economic Development

Paul Battersby, Thunradee Taveekan and Gregoire Nimbtik

Governance, Power and Participation

Cirila P. Limpangog, Lesley J. Pruitt and Julian C.H. Lee

Globalization, Gender and Development

Damian Grenfell

Rethinking Practices of Security in an Age of Globalization

Models of Justice

Paul Battersby and Rebekah Farrell

Global Justice, International Law and Development

Vandra Harris

Moral Dilemmas: Ethics and Development Practice

Desmond Cahill

Religion and International Development

Robert Klitgaard

Corruption and Development

New Models of Practice

Anil Hira

Environmentally Sustainable Development in Practice

Jose Roberto Guevara, Kent Goldsworthy and Alexander Snow

Situating the Practitioner as Co-Learner and Co-Participant in Global Development

Louise Coventry

Navigating Dualities: A Case Study of Organizational Governance in Cambodian Civil Society

Marianne D. Sison

Communicating Development: Towards Strategic, Inclusive and Creative Approaches

Supriya Singh

Financial Inclusion as Practice: Microfinance and Mobile Money

Scott Leckie

When Adaptation Fails: Planned Relocation as a Rights-Based Response to Climate Displacement

Debbi Long, Paul Komesaroff and Elizabeth Kath

Global Health and Development Practice

Conclusion

Jonathan Makuwira

Development Theory and Beyond

This important book offers a fresh new perspective on globalization and development and is a must-read for academics, policy-makers and practitioners alike. In drawing together some of the most recent research on global change and the contested nature of international development, this book offers a unique ‘practitioners’ perspective on some of the greatest challenges of our time. In doing so, the collection of chapters makes a fluent and stimulating contribution to debates concerning the relationship between structure and agency, in the context of how different actors negotiate more sustainable pathways to development. This book is sure to be of considerable interest to a wide readership in development studies, economics, politics, law and related disciplines.

Roy Maconachie

University of Bath