Development Discourse and Global History : From Colonialism to the Sustainable Development Goals (Hardcover, 2 ed)

New Preface to the second edition 1. New Introduction: The?Promise of ‘Development’??2. Poststructuralism, Discourse and Power? 3. From ‘Civilising Mission’ to ‘Development’? 4. An Archaeology of Development Knowledge? 5. The Concept of ‘Development’ and Why It Should Be Abandoned? 6. Development Discourse: Appropriation and Tactical Polyvalence? 7. The Transformation of Development Discourse: Participation, Sustainability, Heterogeneity? 8. From ‘Development’ to ‘Globalisation’? 9. World Bank Discourse and Poverty Reduction? 10. ‘Development’: Projects, Power and a Poststructuralist Perspective? 11. Millennium Development Goals: Back to the Future?? 12. Justice, not Development. Sen and the Hegemonic Framework for Ameliorating Global Inequality? 13. Migration Management as Development Aid? The IOM and the International Migration and Development Initiative? 14. The Post-2015 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Persistence of Development Discourse? 15. The Legitimation of Displacement in Development Discourse? ?16. Race and Gender in Development Discourse? 17. Conclusion: The Contribution of Discourse Analysis to Development Studies