Making Development Political: NGOs as Agents for Alternatives to Development (Entwicklungstheorie Und Entwicklungspolitik)
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Making Development Political: NGOs as Agents for Alternatives to Development (Entwicklungstheorie Und Entwicklungspolitik)

by Julia Schöneberg

Political Science Development Studies Non-Profit
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Making Development Political examines the role of NGOs in shaping alternatives to conventional development. Located within development theory and development policy, the book explores how these organizations act as political agents and contribute to broader debates about the direction, meaning, and practice of development.

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This book examines the political role of non-governmental organizations in development contexts.

It focuses on NGOs as agents involved in shaping alternatives to established approaches to development.

The discussion is situated within the fields of development theory and development policy.

The book offers a critical perspective on how development can be understood and politically contested.

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