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Rethinking Development

Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production

Narrating from the Margins

Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production

Rethinking Development

Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production

Narrating from the Margins

Rethinking Development: Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production

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Combining theoretical discussions with case studies and essays from fieldwork, this book will be an important read for early career researchers working within social science and international development research, as well as for lecturers and practitioners supporting researchers from the Global South in conducting research and fieldwork.

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Beschrijving Rethinking Development: Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production

Combining theoretical discussions with case studies and essays from fieldwork, this book will be an important read for early career researchers working within social science and international development research, as well as for lecturers and practitioners supporting researchers from the Global South in conducting research and fieldwork.

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9781041123521
Pagina's
430
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Rethinking Development
Rubriek
Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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