Farmer-Led Participatory Research: Cases from Western India

Unknown, Author

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Uniting In Responsibilities In A Culture Of Rights: Locating Possibilities

D. Jeevan Kumar

S. Sudha

Ending Aid Dependence

Business & Money

Yash Tandon

Economics

The Economics Anti-Textbook argues that this is a myth. In this essential guide to decoding the textbooks, it reveals the hidden value judgement, ignored evidence and unmentioned alternative theories. It highlights the importance of power, social context and legal framework. It argues that the mainstream textbooks implicitly contain a free market message.

Economics Anti-Textbook: A Critical Thinker s Guide To Micro-Economics

Rod Hill

Tony Myatt

Globalizing Citizens: New Dynamics Of Inclusion And Exclusion

John Gaventa

Rajesh Tandon

Ending the Crisis of Capitalism or Ending Capitalism?

With his usual verve and sharpness Samir Amin, renowned radical economist, explores the systemic crisis of capitalism leading to the 2008 financial collapse, lays bare the relationship between dominating oligopolies and the globalisation of the world economy and analyses the attempts by the threatened plutocracies of the US, Europe and Japan to impose domination on the peoples of the South through intensifying military intervention. The current crisis, he argues, is a profound crisis of the capitalist system itself, bringing foreward an era in which wars, and perhaps revolutions, will once again shake the world. Amin presents an altenative strategy for the way forward which, by building on advances made by progressive forces in Latin America, would allow for a more humane societyu through both the North and the South working together.

Ending The Crisis Of Capitalism Or Ending Capitalism?

Samir Amin

International

How To Convert Sea Water Into Drinking Water

Felix Ryan

Endless filth: The saga of the Bhangis

Politics & Social Sciences

Mari Marcel Thekaekara

Politics & Government

Impact assessment framework for community based natural resource management

Ravindra, A

<p>Free trade and its virtues are a mantra of contemporary economics, and a fixed point of policy for the World Trade Organization. But there are many economists who disagree, and there are many ideas for alternative ways of organizing world trade and increasing the development chances for poor countries. Little wonder that trade has moved beyond the realms of intellectual dispute, and become a leading campaigning issue for social movements and development NGOs. Free Trade explains the case for free trade; the critiques; and how free trade policies work in practice. It introduces powerful and increasingly high profile new ideas for greater self-reliance and alternative development. Readers can see how it is possible to create economic policies that really address poverty and inequality, and that also take into account the environment, culture and human rights.</p>

Free Trade: Myths, Realities and Alternatives

Graham Dunkley

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