Reclaiming Value in International Development

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The book explores the often-overlooked moral dilemmas faced by development policymakers and practitioners, emphasizing the unintended consequences of international aid on equity, rights, governance, and conflict in impoverished nations. It critiques the technocratic focus of development specialists, advocating for a deeper consideration of ethical implications in aid programs. By merging insights from both development practice and ethics, it aims to foster a more comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in international development.