Lec 19: The Latin American Debates on Underdevelopment - I
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Lec 20: The Latin American Debates on Underdevelopment - II
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Lec 21: Dependency Theory in Transition - I
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Lec 22: Dependency Theory in Transition - II
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Lec 23: Critiques of Dependency Theory - I
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Lec 24: Critiques of Dependency Theory - II
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Lec 25: Limits to Growth I
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Lec 26: Limits to Growth II
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Lec 27: E. F. Schmacher's Small is Beautiful
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Lec 28: Ivan Illich's Towards a History of Needs
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Lec 29: Paradigms Lost, Paradigms Regained: Development studies in the 21st century I
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Lec 30: Paradigms Lost, Paradigms Regained: Development studies in the 21st century II
Description:
COURSE OUTLINE: The objective of the course is to familiarize students with the current issues and debates concerning development. The concept of development, as historically conditioned, has had several connotations, starting from incessant preoccupation with economic growth during the years following independence to the current engagement with human and social development with the active inclusion of local communities in the process. The course attempts to understand the current practices of development by an analysis of the approaches, agencies and issues involved in it.