The Evolution of Development Thinking

Focusing on the evolution of development approaches since World War II, this book provides a thorough analysis of theories and practices applied in the developing world. It integrates governance, economics, foreign assistance, civil society, and military aspects, supported by case studies that reveal why many development efforts fail. The authors critique key institutions and their conflicting interests, advocating for a more cohesive integration of development doctrines to enhance human dignity and address contemporary challenges effectively.