Anthropology and Development by Katy Gardner
A critical look at how a non-traditional, technocratic development industry is failing the societies it professes to help-
Small Places, Large Issues
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What is Anthropology?
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Humans and Other Animals
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A History of Anthropology
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Anthropology of the Self
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Cultivating Development
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Ethnicity and Nationalism
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Flip-Flop
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Anthropological Perspectives on Kinship
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Becoming Arab in London
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The Anthropology of Security
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Power and Its Disguises
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Witchcraft, Power and Politics
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On the Game
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Vicious Games
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The Will of the Many
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Human Rights, Culture and Context
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The Anthropology, Art and Cultural Production
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The Paradox of Svalbard
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As If Already Free
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Rubbish Belongs to the Poor
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Grassroots Economies
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Anthropology and Cultural Studies
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Children of the Welfare State
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At the Heart of the State
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Being There
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Risk Revisited
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Watershed Politics and Climate Change in Peru
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The Limits to Citizen Power
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The Capability of Places
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Class, Nation and Identity
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Community, Cosmopolitanism and the Problem of Human Commonality
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Contesting Publics
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Dream Zones
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Terror and Violence
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The Rise of Nerd Politics
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Learning Politics From Sivaram
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| Title | Anthropology and Development |
| Author | Katy Gardner |
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