Does SS cooperation offer a genuine alternative to Euro-American dominated/neolbieral development paradigm? Flashcards

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What is the core argument?

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That it offers an alternative at all is beneficial, but it is not sufficiently radical. Capitalism is what needs to be challenged

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China may fail to comprehensively challenge the neoliberal framework but…

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…it leaves open the door for others to do so

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What does South south cooperation implore people to do?

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Look at different development scales

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What kind of product must development be seen as that is particularly challenged by south south

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Historical product

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Who says that the broad desire to develop one’s self is an enlightenment product?

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Escobar 1984 and Six 2009

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What does Six also say?

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India has a much stronger development tradition than does China

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Who says that development has echoes of colonial trusteeship?

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Duffield

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What may some southern development actors themselves be?

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Postcolonial states

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Give an example of a southern postcolonial state

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India, but also Cuba and its emergent solidarity (Huish and Darnell 2011)

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Who says that global north states can trace their development origins through a clear continuum to the enlightenment?

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Wainright 2008

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Who says that the development paradigm of the global north in rooted in vague neoliberal ideas

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Murray and Overton 2001

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In starting a challenge to the norms of development, what is important to remember

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that not everything has been taken over by the hegemony of northern development (Escobar 1984)

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What must be questioned when speaking of Western aid?

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Naim’s saintly depiction of western aid, she argues that Western donors are pricing it out

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Rather than pricing out western development, what happens?

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Large scale development actors do give more choice, but this is still largely neoliberal

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What is the case study for the extension of neoliberal choice?

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LArge 2008 China in North Sudan

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What is the large case study

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The fallacy of chinese non-interference; they are pricing out local business with a proliferation of cheap goods

17
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What proportion of Chinese foreign aid is to Africa and who says this?

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over half and Maero 2017

18
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Who says that India has an impressive democratic tradition when it comes to aid?

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Naidu 2008

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What are both China and India using africa to do?

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Meeting their own energy needs

20
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What is it wrong to portray China as, in this case?

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As authoritarian

21
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Who argues that it is wrong to portray China as authoritarian?

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Shen and Power 2017

22
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Who argues that China is using development in much the same way as is the USA, despite the lack of colonial baggage ?

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Naim 2007

23
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Chinese growth remains what?

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Neoliberal and growth orientated

24
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What must be argued about small scale movements and how must this be qualified?

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That small scale movements provide a challenge to the development paradigm at least in a theoretical way, but that that the small scale that makes them so beneficial is inevitably going to limit their efficacy.

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What is one particularly good thing about development from the small scale

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not necessarily growth orientated

26
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What is the banco palmas case study?

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Dacheux and Goujon 2011

27
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What is the Cuban Sport case study?

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Hush and Darnell 2011

28
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What is the south american peasant’s movement called?

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Via Campesina

29
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What is the Mexcian anti-NAFTA movement called?

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ZAPISTA

30
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What is the name of the forum used to think through solidarity movements?

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World Social Forum

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What is the name of the largest solidarity movement in South America, with over 1.5 million members?

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MST moment

32
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What is the anti dam movement in India?

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Save narmada movement

33
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what two other options need to be weighed up against in the final paragraph?

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Sustainable development

Degrowth