Routledge Handbook of Development Ethics (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction Jay Drydyk and Lori Keleher  PART I Contexts  2. Global ethics Nigel Dower  3. Integral human development Lori Keleher  4. Post-development Mitu Sengupta  5. Epistemology Anna Malavisi  PART II Well-being  6. Well-being Rebecca Gutwald  7. Capabilities Oscar Garza and Severine Deneulin  8. Happiness Melina Nikolova  9. Adaptive preferences Serene Khader  PART III Social and global justice  10. Social and global justice Julian Culp  11. Gender Christine Koggel  12. Indigenous peoples Krushil Watene and Roger Merino Acuna  13. ‘Horizontal’ inequalities Frances Stewart  14. Children Flavio Comim  15. Health Sridhar Venkatapuram  PART IV Empowerment and agency  16. Empowerment Karie Cross  17. Agency Matt Regan  18. Education Sandra Boni and Merridy Strydom-Wilson  19. Displacement Asmita Kabra and Jay Drydyk  PART V Environmental Sustainability  20. Sustainability and Climate Change Andrew Crabtree  21. Food Production Paul Thompson  22. Buen Vivir and the Rights of Nature Laura Rodriguez and Johannes Waldmueller  PART VI Human rights  23. Human Rights Polly Vizard  24. The Right to Development Stephen Marks  25. Security Stephen Esquith  PART VII Cultural freedom  26. Cultural Freedom Stacy Kosko  27. LGBTI People Yuvraj Joshi  28. Religion Katherine Marshall  PART VIII Responsibility  29. International Responsibilities Julian Culp  30. Development practitioners Chloe Schwenke  31. Corruption Sirkku Hellsten  PART IX Regional perspectives  32. Latin America Mario Solis  33. South Asia Shashi Motilal and Prakriti Prajapati  34. East Asia Benedict Chan  35. Middle East and Northern Africa Alain Piveteau and Eric Rougier  36. French-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa Jerome Ballet, Kouamekan J.M. Koffi, and Alice Kouadio  37. Sub-Saharan Africa A.B. Rukooko  38. Europe Louise Haagh  39. USA and Canada Eric Palmer