Apostles of Development - David C Engerman

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Résumé :

• Introduction: Development as History and Biography


• PART I: Portraits of the Economists as Young Men, 1930s-1950s


• 1. Coming of Age in a New South Asia


• 2. The Problems of Keynesianism


• 3. Apostolic Ascension


• 4. Advancing Economics


• PART II: Growth and Its Discontents,1960-1970s


• 5. The Paradigm of Growth


• 6. Trading Alternatives


• 7. The Price of Growth


• 8. Unequal and Separate


• 9. Socialism Sweeps South Asia


• PART III: The Battle to Democratize the International Economy, 1970-1980s


• 10. Redefining Development at the World Bank


• 11. Fighting over the International Monetary Fund


• 12. A New International Economic Order?


• 13. Adjustment at Home and Abroad


• PART IV: Rightward Turn, 1980s


• 14. The Right of Reform


• 15. Reforms by Stealth


• 16. Southern Solidarities


• 17. Developing Humans


• PART V: Liberalization Theology, 1990s-


• 18. The Liberation of India


• 19. From Liberalization to Globalization


• 20. On Governance and Non-Governmentality


• 21. Of Markets, Memorials, and the Nobel Prize


• 22. Toward Inclusive Growth


• Epilogue: Looking Back


• Note on Sources


• List of Archival and Electronic Sources Consulted


• Conversations and Correspondence


• Illustration Credits


• Acknowledgments


• Abbreviations


• Index