Negotiating poverty : New directions, renewed debate

By:

Middleton Neil

Contributor(s):

O'Keefe Phil Visser Rob

Publication details: London Pluto Press 2001Description: 239p viiISBN:

9780745318226

Subject(s):

1. Poverty - Developing Countries2. Competition - International3. International Economic Relations

DDC classification:

362.500000 MID

Contents:

Contents Introduction, Neil Middleton et al; the agenda, Ton Dietz; thinking in the active voice, Brian Murphy; poverty concepts, policies, partnerships and practice - a plea for simplicity, Michael Lipton; pro-poor growth, Martin Greeley; common diagnostic framework for poverty reduction, J. Dirck Stryker; private adjustments - household responses to the erosion of work, Mercedes Gonzalez de la Rocha and Alejandro J. Grinspun; comments on human security and the poverty reduction guidelines, J. Kayode Fayemi; environmental security, livelihoods and entitlements, John Kirkby and Moyo; can poverty be made a crime against humanity?, Frank Barnaby; other voices, Neil Middleton and Phil O'Keefe; reasonable discussion, Neil Middleton et al; conclusions, Phil O'Keefe and Rob Visser.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	362.5 MID (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		19812

Contents
Introduction, Neil Middleton et al;
the agenda, Ton Dietz;
thinking in the active voice, Brian Murphy;
poverty concepts, policies, partnerships and practice - a plea for simplicity, Michael Lipton;
pro-poor growth, Martin Greeley;
common diagnostic framework for poverty reduction, J. Dirck Stryker;
private adjustments - household responses to the erosion of work, Mercedes Gonzalez de la Rocha and Alejandro J. Grinspun;
comments on human security and the poverty reduction guidelines, J. Kayode Fayemi;
environmental security, livelihoods and entitlements, John Kirkby and Moyo;
can poverty be made a crime against humanity?, Frank Barnaby;
other voices, Neil Middleton and Phil O'Keefe;
reasonable discussion, Neil Middleton et al;
conclusions, Phil O'Keefe and Rob Visser.

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