International development studies : theories and methods in research and practice / Andy Sumner and Michael Tribe.

By:

Sumner, Andrew

Contributor(s):

Tribe, Michael A

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Computer fileLanguage: English Edition: 1st EditionDescription: 1 online resource (xiii, 176 p.)ISBN:

9781446279397

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DDC classification:

338.911

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Summary: This text is concerned with what constitutes knowledge in development studies and how it is created, and is intended as a teaching text on methodology and epistemology in development studies as well as being a contribution to contemporary debates on the nature of the discipline.

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This text is concerned with what constitutes knowledge in development studies and how it is created, and is intended as a teaching text on methodology and epistemology in development studies as well as being a contribution to contemporary debates on the nature of the discipline.

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