By David Mosse The Aid Effect: Ethnographies of Development Practice and Neo-libe (Anthropology, Culture and Societ [Paperback]
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By David Mosse The Aid Effect: Ethnographies of Development Practice and Neo-libe (Anthropology, Culture and Societ [Paperback]

by David Mosse

Anthropology Development Studies 社会科学
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The Aid Effect offers an anthropological perspective on aid and development practice. Through the study of ethnographies, it considers how development is shaped by social and institutional contexts and examines its relationship with neoliberal approaches. A focused resource for readers of anthropology and development studies.

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The Aid Effect examines development practice through an anthropological lens.

Focusing on ethnographies of aid and development, the book considers how development initiatives operate in social and institutional settings.

It also addresses the relationship between development practice and neoliberalism.

This work is suited to readers interested in anthropology, international development, aid, and the cultures of development practice.

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