Dominique Caouette is an associate professor with the Department of Political Science and director of the East Asian Studies Centre at Université de Montréal, Canada. Before joining the university, he worked for five years with Inter Pares, a global social justice organization, where he was part of the Asia Team.Dip Kapoor is a professor of international education at the University of Alberta, Canada, and research associate at the Centre for Research and Development Solidarity (CRDS), an Adivasi-Dalit rural organization in India. His previous books include NGOization: Complicity, Contradictions and Prospects (Zed Books 2013).

• 1. Beyond Colonialism, Development and Globalization: Social Movements and Critical Perspectives - Dominique Caouette and Dip KapoorPart I: Indigenous and Peasant Movement Perspectives2. Subaltern Social Movement Post-Mortems of Development in India: Rural Dispossession, Trans-local Activism and Subaltern Re-visitations - Dip Kapoor3. Democratic Hopes, Neoliberal Transnational Government(re)ality: Grounded Social Movements and the Defence of Communal Natural Resources in Ghana - Jonathan Langdon4. Indigenous Movement Politics in Bolivia: Forging New Citizens of a Plurinational and Decolonized State - Stéphanie RousseauPart II: Acting across Borders5. What are Peasants Saying about Development? La Vía Campesina and Food Sovereignty - Annette Aurélie Desmarais6. Debunking the Productivist Myth: Food Sovereignty Movements - Eric G. Chaurette and Beatriz Oliver7. Neoliberal Immigration and Temporary Foreign Worker Programs in a Time of Economic Crisis: Local/Global Struggles - Aziz Choudry8. Working for a Day Off: Advocating for the Rights of Migrant Women in Southeast Asia - Michele Ford and Lenore Lyons9. The Alter-globalization Movement: A New Humanism? The Case of the World Social Forum - Kléber GhimirePart III: Reflections on Critical Knowledge, Culture and Pedagogy10. Liberating Development from the Rule of an Episteme - Dia Da Costa11. Neoliberal Globalization as the Settler Colonialism the Remix: Centring Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence - Sandy Grande and Naadli (Todd Ormiston)12. Globalization, Culture and Development: Perspectives on Africa - Ali A. Abdi13. Learning, Knowledge and Action in Social Movements - Brian K. Murphy14. Conclusion - Dominique Caouette

This is an important book that tackles multiple issues around the meaning and nature of development.

Dominique Caouette is an associate professor with the Department of Political Science and director of the East Asian Studies Centre at Université de Montréal, Canada. Before joining the university, he worked for five years with Inter Pares, a global social justice organization, where he was part of the Asia Team.Dip Kapoor is a professor of international education at the University of Alberta, Canada, and research associate at the Centre for Research and Development Solidarity (CRDS), an Adivasi-Dalit rural organization in India. His previous books include NGOization: Complicity, Contradictions and Prospects (Zed Books 2013).

• 1. Beyond Colonialism, Development and Globalization: Social Movements and Critical Perspectives - Dominique Caouette and Dip KapoorPart I: Indigenous and Peasant Movement Perspectives2. Subaltern Social Movement Post-Mortems of Development in India: Rural Dispossession, Trans-local Activism and Subaltern Re-visitations - Dip Kapoor3. Democratic Hopes, Neoliberal Transnational Government(re)ality: Grounded Social Movements and the Defence of Communal Natural Resources in Ghana - Jonathan Langdon4. Indigenous Movement Politics in Bolivia: Forging New Citizens of a Plurinational and Decolonized State - Stéphanie RousseauPart II: Acting across Borders5. What are Peasants Saying about Development? La Vía Campesina and Food Sovereignty - Annette Aurélie Desmarais6. Debunking the Productivist Myth: Food Sovereignty Movements - Eric G. Chaurette and Beatriz Oliver7. Neoliberal Immigration and Temporary Foreign Worker Programs in a Time of Economic Crisis: Local/Global Struggles - Aziz Choudry8. Working for a Day Off: Advocating for the Rights of Migrant Women in Southeast Asia - Michele Ford and Lenore Lyons9. The Alter-globalization Movement: A New Humanism? The Case of the World Social Forum - Kléber GhimirePart III: Reflections on Critical Knowledge, Culture and Pedagogy10. Liberating Development from the Rule of an Episteme - Dia Da Costa11. Neoliberal Globalization as the Settler Colonialism the Remix: Centring Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence - Sandy Grande and Naadli (Todd Ormiston)12. Globalization, Culture and Development: Perspectives on Africa - Ali A. Abdi13. Learning, Knowledge and Action in Social Movements - Brian K. Murphy14. Conclusion - Dominique Caouette

This is an important book that tackles multiple issues around the meaning and nature of development.

Dominique Caouette is an associate professor with the Department of Political Science and director of the East Asian Studies Centre at Université de Montréal, Canada. Before joining the university, he worked for five years with Inter Pares, a global social justice organization, where he was part of the Asia Team.Dip Kapoor is a professor of international education at the University of Alberta, Canada, and research associate at the Centre for Research and Development Solidarity (CRDS), an Adivasi-Dalit rural organization in India. His previous books include NGOization: Complicity, Contradictions and Prospects (Zed Books 2013).

• 1. Beyond Colonialism, Development and Globalization: Social Movements and Critical Perspectives - Dominique Caouette and Dip KapoorPart I: Indigenous and Peasant Movement Perspectives2. Subaltern Social Movement Post-Mortems of Development in India: Rural Dispossession, Trans-local Activism and Subaltern Re-visitations - Dip Kapoor3. Democratic Hopes, Neoliberal Transnational Government(re)ality: Grounded Social Movements and the Defence of Communal Natural Resources in Ghana - Jonathan Langdon4. Indigenous Movement Politics in Bolivia: Forging New Citizens of a Plurinational and Decolonized State - Stéphanie RousseauPart II: Acting across Borders5. What are Peasants Saying about Development? La Vía Campesina and Food Sovereignty - Annette Aurélie Desmarais6. Debunking the Productivist Myth: Food Sovereignty Movements - Eric G. Chaurette and Beatriz Oliver7. Neoliberal Immigration and Temporary Foreign Worker Programs in a Time of Economic Crisis: Local/Global Struggles - Aziz Choudry8. Working for a Day Off: Advocating for the Rights of Migrant Women in Southeast Asia - Michele Ford and Lenore Lyons9. The Alter-globalization Movement: A New Humanism? The Case of the World Social Forum - Kléber GhimirePart III: Reflections on Critical Knowledge, Culture and Pedagogy10. Liberating Development from the Rule of an Episteme - Dia Da Costa11. Neoliberal Globalization as the Settler Colonialism the Remix: Centring Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence - Sandy Grande and Naadli (Todd Ormiston)12. Globalization, Culture and Development: Perspectives on Africa - Ali A. Abdi13. Learning, Knowledge and Action in Social Movements - Brian K. Murphy14. Conclusion - Dominique Caouette

This is an important book that tackles multiple issues around the meaning and nature of development.