Anthropology, Development and Modernities

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After a long period when development economics, normative policy debates and political science dominated the field of development studies, the 1990s have ushered in a more open intellectual climate which is more receptive to locating the analysis of development within theoretical frameworks that deal explicitly with the dynamics of cross-cultural practices, meanings and discourses.

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