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Development Redux Glimpses of the post-crisis development imagination

Development Redux Glimpses of the post-crisis development imagination. Development Studies Association conference presentation, London 2011 Naomi Hossain, Lyla Mehta and Sara Wolcott with Lawrence Haddad, Allister McGregor and the Reimagining Development initiative members.

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Development Redux Glimpses of the post-crisis development imagination

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  1. Development ReduxGlimpses of the post-crisis development imagination Development Studies Association conference presentation, London 2011 Naomi Hossain, Lyla Mehta and Sara Wolcott with Lawrence Haddad, Allister McGregor and the Reimagining Development initiative members

  2. Background: bring the noise… • Have the global crises made us think differently about development? • Too soon to call • Noise as a feature of the new intellectual landscape • ReDev about listening in strategic spots

  3. Poverty and inequality • The elastic poor: resilience and social reproduction • Free market fatigue yet? • Rethinking homo economicus

  4. Politics and power • The social protection state • Global governance and civic disobedience • The new multiple accountabilities

  5. Changing development actors • Pop (goes) development • The aid industry: the personal is the professional • Good business

  6. Conclusions … • An audible decline in the authority of the dominant aid agencies • A new geographical seamlessness

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