International Development: A Postwar History (New Approaches to International History)
Traces the emergence and transformation of international development as a key postwar project shaped by global politics and institutions.
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International Development: A Postwar History examines how development became a central concern in international politics after 1945.
The book situates development thinking within the broader context of decolonization and Cold War competition.
It explores the roles of international organizations, national governments, and expert networks in shaping development policies.
Readers gain insight into the evolution of development concepts and practices through the late twentieth century.
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