Allen, T: Poverty and Development

Part One: Conceptions of Poverty and Development; 1 Alan Thomas and Tim Allen: Why Poverty and Development?; 2 Naila Kabeer and Alan Thomas: Poverty and Inequality; 3 Alan Thomas: Meanings and views of development; 4 Duncan Green and Tom Kirk: Agencies of Development; Part Two: Aspects and Causes of Poverty; 5 Tim Allen, Shun-Nan Chiang and Ben Crow: Hunger and Famine; 6 Melissa Parker and Cristin Fergus: Diseases of Poverty; 7 Peggy Froerer: Poverty and Education; 8 David Wield: Unemployment and making a living; 9 Valeria Cetorelli and Alan Thomas: Population, Poverty and Development; 10 Kathryn Hochstetler: Environmental Degradation and Sustainability; 11 Tim Allen and Tom Kirk: War and Armed Conflict; Part Three: Transformation and Development; 12 Janet Bujra: Diversity in pre-capitalist societies; 13 Henry Bernstein: Colonialism, capitalism, development; 14 David Potter and Alan Thomas: The Power of Colonial States; 15 Tom Hewitt: The era of development A short history; 16 Guoer Liu and Andy Kilmister: The legacies and prospects of socialist models of development; Part Four: Challenges for Development; 17 David Potter, Alan Thomas and Maria Lopez del Uribe: Democratization, Governance and Development; 18 Charlotte Brown and Ruth Pearson: Rethinking Gender Matters in Development; 19 Peter Robbins, David Wield, Gordon Wilson: Engineering for Development; 20 Cristin Fergus, Tim Allen and Melissa Parker: New Directions and Challenges for Health; 21 Helen Hintjens, Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits, Ali Bilgic: Migration, Security and Development; Part Five: Prospects for Development; 22 Tony Roberts, Kevin Hernandez and Becky Faith: Digital Technologies and the Future of Poverty and Development; 23 Jo Beall: City Life; 24 Tom Kirk, Tim Allen, and John Eade: Identity Politics and Clashing Cultures; 25 Dina Abbott, Gordon Wilson and Alan Thomas: Climate Change and the End of Development; 26 John Harriss: Returning to the Great Transformation; 27 Conclusion

Tom Kirk, London School Of Economics and Political Science Dina Abbott, University of Derby Alan Thomas, retired, previously Open and Swansea Universities Tim Allen, LSE Naila Kabeer, LSE Duncan Green, LSE & Oxfam GB Shun-Nan Chiang, University of California Santa Cruz Ben Crow, University of California Santa Cruz Melissa Parker, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Cristin Fergus, LSE Peggy Froerer, Brunel University London Valeria Cetorelli, LSE David Wield, Open University David Potter, Open University Guoer Liu, University of Michigan Janet Bujra, University of Bradford Henry Bernstein, SOAS Andy Kilmister, Oxford Brookes University Tom Hewitt, University of Birmingham Maria Lopez del Uribe, Universidad de los Andes Ruth Pearson, University of Leeds Charlotte Brown, LSE Peter Robbins, Open University Gordon Wilson, Open University Helen Hintjens, Erasmus University Rotterdam Kevin Hernandez, Institute of Development Studies Jo Beall, LSE Tony Ro