1996
DOI: 10.1525/ae.1996.23.3.02a00120
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The Development Dictionary: A Guide to Knowledge as Power. WOLFGANG SACHS, ed

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“…Because it created a large market and allowed the industry to develop both in the metropolis and overseas (Rist, 2014). Parajuli (1996) states that, based on the review of a well-known piece of critics work of development, there is a rarely exist an effort to criticise the status quo in terms of the history of development thinking; striking at its heart by mentioning it as an obituary of development and pursuing further than as archeology of development as well as searching possible alternative measure to development. There are at least five premises that have been argued in this book.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because it created a large market and allowed the industry to develop both in the metropolis and overseas (Rist, 2014). Parajuli (1996) states that, based on the review of a well-known piece of critics work of development, there is a rarely exist an effort to criticise the status quo in terms of the history of development thinking; striking at its heart by mentioning it as an obituary of development and pursuing further than as archeology of development as well as searching possible alternative measure to development. There are at least five premises that have been argued in this book.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kalkınma söyleminde önemli hale getirilen ihtiyaçlar, yeryüzünün talan edilmesini meşrulaştırmış ve toplumsal yapının gözeneklerine kadar sızmıştır. Neticede iktisadi bir noksanlık olan ihtiyaçlar kalkınma söyleminde biçim değiştirerek sistemin gerekliliklerine dönüşmüştür (Illich, 2010).…”
Section: Kıtlık İhtiyaçlar Ve Kaynaklarunclassified
“…Rich is a relative word-our fascination with it also implies a fascination with poverty. This is because, as John Ruskin argued, rich implies poor just as north implies south (Lummis, 2001). Increasing the incomes of everyone makes no one richer-the rich get richer only when the poor get poorer.…”
Section: Overconsumption Inequality and Economic Growthmentioning
confidence: 99%