Encountering Development: The Making and Unmaking of the Third World (Princeton Studies in Culture/Power/History, 1) Paperback – October 30, 2011
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X**N
Five Stars
The BEST kind of Foucauldian anthropological research out there. A clear text demonstrating the guidelines of ethical, insightful and professional ethnographic/cultural studies writing. Once I've read Encountering Development, there's no other way to understand development discourses--and I come from a country dominated by those. This is how powerful it is. Also Professor Escobar is like THE coolest, kindest and smartest professor out there.
K**H
Great book to Understand What a Eurocentric "Development" Truly is
great book, the author is makes extremely elaborate yet easy to understand points.Anyone looking to be involved in the world of development in any way should read this book. You do not have to agree with the author, but at least be aware of the pitfalls of development that he maps out. and at the very least answer to them.
M**G
Four Stars
A classic text improved with the new introduction.
K**N
Sound Academic Text on Post Development
Very sound text on post development. It provides introspection into the field of development and suggests an alternative to this, hence the making of the post development theory.
P**E
Five Stars
Exceptionally insightful into the mechanics of neocolonialism.
A**R
Five Stars
Great, mind-opening book!
A**C
The publication date was listed as 2011 however this is ...
The publication date was listed as 2011 however this is the 1995 publication which was not the desired book.
S**E
Five Stars
Brilliant
J**A
Five Stars
Great
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