Development theories timeline Flashcards
Dependency
WST (Wallerstein 1979)
Structural relationship of dependency (Frank 1967)
Development state
Johnson (1982)
can involve modernisation
strong state - drives industrialisation
control of economy
ICT4D
use of tech and communications in socioeconomic fields of development and human rights
After modernisation (1970s onwards)
comparative advantage (Ricardo) Free market = solution Neoliberalisation globalisation Debt crisis 1980 Washington concensus 1989 abandoned industrialisation
Neoliberalism
market = main actor (Hayek)
reduced public sector
underpinned SAPs
trade barriers lowered (globalisation)
Orientalism (Said 1978)
binary divisions
west dominates the ‘orient’
west inflicted knowledge
Bottom up 1980s + 90s
= post-modernism (Hettne 1995)
gender, participation, disability, environment
alternative to mainstream aid
Grass-roots
participatory approach
‘putting the last first’
AID = problem - biases
Critques - left
eurocentric (Escobar 1995) failure capitalist 'top-down' environmentally destructive
Critiques - right
failure
comparative advantage
inefficient
blocked the free market
Participatory approach
acknowledge non-western (Chambers 1997) knowledge
experimental learning
give voice to others