Geography and development: development/s beyond neoliberalism? power, culture, political economy

By G. Hart. 2002

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Frontiers of Commodification: State Lands and Their Formalization (2015, background): “Thus, an explanation of how state lands have become new frontiers of global capitalism is necessarily historical and should be sensitive to changing relations of power, practice, and political economy (Hart 2002; Watts 2012).”
Gender equity in fairtrade-organic coffee producer organizations: cases from Mesoamerica. (2010, background): “We argue rather that the mode of women’s workforce integration or empowerment is key to understanding valuation, whether through urban factory or agrarian labor (Wright, 2004; Hart, 2002), legal and regulatory efforts to increase women’s assets (Deere and Leon, 2003; Hamilton, 2002) or in our case v”
Handbook of Local and Regional Development (2010, background): “…and critique of the development project in the Global South in Development Studies, especially amongst post-colonial writers (Blunt and McEwan 2002, Hart 2002), echoes critical reﬂ ection upon the prevailing local and regional development models in the Global North (Geddes and Newman 1999, Morgan…”
Debating the ‘post-neoliberal turn’ in Latin America (2014, background): “To stimulate discussion regarding rigorous definitions and framings of post-neoliberalism, this paper aims to draw on – and simultaneously contribute to – broader debates (largely emanating from Latin America, North America, and Europe) over neoliberalism and post-neoliberalism within geography and ”