Titlebook: After 2015: International Development Policy at a Crossroads; Andy Sumner,Meera Tiwari Book 2009 Andy Sumner and Meera Tiwari 2009 develop

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Doing Globalisationaid (i.e. non-market or public capital-led globalisation) — has re-emerged as a major area of contention. Amongst scholars, international trade, investment and aid have produced perhaps tens of thousands of journal articles, books and conference papers. Furthermore, it has triggered large-scale demo

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Conclusionsoc or the post-9/11 world? What can we say at this stage? International development post-2015 is likely to be more global, more complex and about more than material well-being. This would suggest new policy roles, goals and means for state and non-state actors alike. Development problems are no long

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Epilogue The Global Financial Crisis, the MDGs and Global Poverty Reductionand bankers. We’ve heard a lot about panic among policymakers and the media. Look further and a silent panic may be evolving — a pro-poor panic — that we haven’t heard much about yet. Who really suffers during a crisis — the person or family whose income falls most or the person or family whose inco

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The Reality of Ethos: Segregation,business. What about economics? China has just overtaken the US as the world’s largest economy. India is not so far behind. Some of the UN poverty targets — the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were met. Some were not. Progress in Africa accelerated following large aid flows from new donors (such

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Palgrave Studies in Sport and Politics and its relationship with the MDGs.. We draw on recent conceptual discussions regarding the evolving notion of ‘well-being’ (as opposed to poverty, deprivation and ‘ill-being’) and ask what it adds and what it might contribute to a post-2015 future.

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Criminal Justice and Public Safetyas the quantity of growth and how to produce it. From the late 1980s onwards growth was to a certain extent knocked off the policy ‘top spot’ by poverty reduction and subsequently debates shifted to discuss the quality rather than just the quantity of growth. Indeed, although it actually emerged as