Development Aid―Populism and the End of the Neoliberal Agenda (SpringerBriefs in Philosophy)
This concise philosophical study explores development aid alongside populism and the changing status of the neoliberal agenda. It offers readers a focused entry into debates connecting international development, political movements, and economic thought, making it relevant to students and readers of philosophy, political science, and development studies.
About This Book
Development Aid―Populism and the End of the Neoliberal Agenda examines the relationship between development aid, populism, and neoliberalism.
The book focuses on the changing place of the neoliberal agenda in discussions of development and political thought.
As part of the SpringerBriefs in Philosophy series, it presents a concise, focused treatment of its subject.
Its topic will interest readers exploring international development, political ideas, economic policy, and contemporary philosophical debate.
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