Titlebook: Development through Liberation; Third World Problems Gerald J. Kruijer Textbook 1987Latest edition the Estate of Gerald J. Kruijer 1987 arg

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Liberation Theory,wo categories: modernisation and dependency. The first contends that the poor countries are not yet adequately modernised, that they are backward. The second emphasises the subordinate, dependent position of the poor and of the poor countries; their dependence on groups at home or abroad.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92173-5lem of development from the standpoint and concerns of the poor in the Third World. That approach introduces a methodological question which must be answered: the author’s attitude to his subject. Such themes as poverty and misery and opposition to them can be treated in a neutral, detached manner,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92173-5ent. This approach differs in various respects from that of western social science. One essential distinction is the explicit acknowledgment of the political nature of the work. When I introduced my book on Surinam. at a gathering of colleagues, my opening words were: ‘This is a political book. It r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92172-8main street stores and the many impressive buildings. But he does not have to look long before the darker side becomes evident: someone moves on stumps of legs between the little tables of the congenial pavement cafés along the Boulevard La Liberté. An obese, semi-paralysed man is being pushed along

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