Development in Crisis: Threats to human well-being in the Global South and Global North [Paperback]

1.Crisis in Development  How development lives and dies, Samuel Cohn and Rae Blumberg  2. Crisis of International Development and the Case of Haiti: Making of an outer periphery, Robert Fatton, Jr.  3. Why Cutting Taxes Does Not Increase Employment  Or why shrinking the state does not provide compensating economic development, Samuel Cohn  4. State and Economic Development in East and Southeast Asia: Advantage of an ancient civilization, Harold R. Kerbo  5. Does a Post-Scarcity World Mean an End to Development?, Herman Mark Schwartz  6.(Pro)Creating a Crisis? Gender discrimination, sex ratios and their implications for the developing world, Abigail Weitzman  7.Gender, Development and the Environment: Female Empowerment and the Creation of Sustainable Societies, Stephen Scanlan  8. A Walk on the Wild Side of Gender, War and Development in Afghanistan and Northern Uganda, Rae Blumberg  9. Zimbabwe: A case study in bipolar development, Lorna Lueker Zukas  10. Advancing While Losing: Indigenous land claims and development in Argentina, Matthias vom Hau  11.What We Dont Talk About When We Talk About the Global in North American Higher Education, Richard Handler  12. Landmines and Sustainability: Remaking the World Through Global Citizenship, Activism, Research and Collaborative Mine Action, P. Preston Reynolds

Development in Crisis is a collection of real-world case studies on two crises of development in the Global South and North: the undercutting of state capacity and the disempowerment of women. Edited by two of Americas top development sociologists, the volume shows the profolc.