Edited by Melisa Deciancio, Senior Fellow Researcher, University of Münster, Germany and Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, and Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina, Pablo Nemiña, Full Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council and National University of San Martín, and Associate Researcher, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina and Diana Tussie, Head, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, and Emeritus Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, Argentina

• Contents:Introduction to Handbook on the Politics of International Development 1Melisa Deciancio, Pablo Nemiña and Diana TussiePART I THE CONCEPT AND POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT:PARADIGMATIC DEBATES1 International development in a historical context 15José Antonio Ocampo2 Democracy and development: the case of foreign direct investment 31John Marangos and Eirini Triarchi3 The politics of the developmental state 46Giuseppe Gabusi4 The politics of decolonizing development 62Rosalba Icaza and Rolando Vázquez5 The politics of developmental regionalism 75Helen E. S. NesaduraiPART II DEVELOPMENT AND CONTESTED GLOBALIZATION6 The global governance of development 91Axel Marx and Kari Otteburn7 The China model of development as solidarity 107Xi Lin8 The politics of crime, law and development in historical perspective 118Tom Chodor and Jarrett Blaustein9 Reviewing the GVC approach and its international institutionalization:a critical perspective 131Víctor Ramiro Fernández and Manuel Facundo Trevignani10 The politics of international monetary relations 148Oscar Ugarteche11 The politics of south–south cooperation 168Bernabé Malacalza12 Civil society and the politics of development 183Daniela Irrera13 The development compact 197Milindo ChakrabartiPART III THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT AGENDAS14 The global political economy of development finance: myths and newrealities in Latin American development finance 218Ernesto Vivares and Leonardo E. Stanley15 Development and climate: a tale of two crises 231Peter Newell16 The politics of food 243Thiago Lima and Andrea Santos Baca17 The politics of the global gender agenda: a pathway to empowerment 257María del Pilar López-Uribe, María Alejandra Chávez, María Paula NeiraAhumada and Paulina Pastrana18 The politics of global health 286Christiane Struckmann19 The politics of international migration 301Fabiola Mieres20 The politics of the sustainable development goals 315Bruce Currie-Alder21 Bioeconomy governance and (sustainable) development 329Melisa Deciancio, Karen M. Siegel, Daniel Kefeli, Guilherme de QueirozStein and Thomas Dietz22 Aid for Trade and development 346Juliana Peixoto Batista and Vanesa KnoopPART IV GLOBAL ACTORS IN THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT23 The World Bank and the politics of development 360João Márcio Mendes Pereira24 The politics of the International Monetary Fund 376Timon Forster, Thomas H. Stubbs and Alexander E. Kentikelenis25 The politics of development in the WTO, or there and back again … 392Amrita Narlikar26 The United Nations and the politics of development 405Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano27 From ‘club of the rich’ to ‘globalization à la carte’? Is the OECDbecoming a global player? 417Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes28 The politics of the regional development banks 435Stefano Palestini29 The domestic and external conditions of the Chinese development path 450Alexandre Cesar Cunha Leite, Javier Vadell and Leonardo Ramos30 Private foundations and the politics of international development 461Elham SeyedsayamdostIndex 477

‘In the face of neoliberal globalization, environmental crises, growing intersectional inequalities and health uncertainties, the need to conceptualise international development as a political enterprise is greater than ever. This Handbook does so cogently and comprehensively. Brilliant contributions, from extraordinary scholars.’

Edited by Melisa Deciancio, Senior Fellow Researcher, University of Münster, Germany and Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, and Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina, Pablo Nemiña, Full Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council and National University of San Martín, and Associate Researcher, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina and Diana Tussie, Head, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, and Emeritus Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, Argentina

• Contents:Introduction to Handbook on the Politics of International Development 1Melisa Deciancio, Pablo Nemiña and Diana TussiePART I THE CONCEPT AND POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT:PARADIGMATIC DEBATES1 International development in a historical context 15José Antonio Ocampo2 Democracy and development: the case of foreign direct investment 31John Marangos and Eirini Triarchi3 The politics of the developmental state 46Giuseppe Gabusi4 The politics of decolonizing development 62Rosalba Icaza and Rolando Vázquez5 The politics of developmental regionalism 75Helen E. S. NesaduraiPART II DEVELOPMENT AND CONTESTED GLOBALIZATION6 The global governance of development 91Axel Marx and Kari Otteburn7 The China model of development as solidarity 107Xi Lin8 The politics of crime, law and development in historical perspective 118Tom Chodor and Jarrett Blaustein9 Reviewing the GVC approach and its international institutionalization:a critical perspective 131Víctor Ramiro Fernández and Manuel Facundo Trevignani10 The politics of international monetary relations 148Oscar Ugarteche11 The politics of south–south cooperation 168Bernabé Malacalza12 Civil society and the politics of development 183Daniela Irrera13 The development compact 197Milindo ChakrabartiPART III THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT AGENDAS14 The global political economy of development finance: myths and newrealities in Latin American development finance 218Ernesto Vivares and Leonardo E. Stanley15 Development and climate: a tale of two crises 231Peter Newell16 The politics of food 243Thiago Lima and Andrea Santos Baca17 The politics of the global gender agenda: a pathway to empowerment 257María del Pilar López-Uribe, María Alejandra Chávez, María Paula NeiraAhumada and Paulina Pastrana18 The politics of global health 286Christiane Struckmann19 The politics of international migration 301Fabiola Mieres20 The politics of the sustainable development goals 315Bruce Currie-Alder21 Bioeconomy governance and (sustainable) development 329Melisa Deciancio, Karen M. Siegel, Daniel Kefeli, Guilherme de QueirozStein and Thomas Dietz22 Aid for Trade and development 346Juliana Peixoto Batista and Vanesa KnoopPART IV GLOBAL ACTORS IN THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT23 The World Bank and the politics of development 360João Márcio Mendes Pereira24 The politics of the International Monetary Fund 376Timon Forster, Thomas H. Stubbs and Alexander E. Kentikelenis25 The politics of development in the WTO, or there and back again … 392Amrita Narlikar26 The United Nations and the politics of development 405Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano27 From ‘club of the rich’ to ‘globalization à la carte’? Is the OECDbecoming a global player? 417Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes28 The politics of the regional development banks 435Stefano Palestini29 The domestic and external conditions of the Chinese development path 450Alexandre Cesar Cunha Leite, Javier Vadell and Leonardo Ramos30 Private foundations and the politics of international development 461Elham SeyedsayamdostIndex 477

‘In the face of neoliberal globalization, environmental crises, growing intersectional inequalities and health uncertainties, the need to conceptualise international development as a political enterprise is greater than ever. This Handbook does so cogently and comprehensively. Brilliant contributions, from extraordinary scholars.’

Edited by Melisa Deciancio, Senior Fellow Researcher, University of Münster, Germany and Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, and Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina, Pablo Nemiña, Full Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council and National University of San Martín, and Associate Researcher, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, Argentina and Diana Tussie, Head, Department of International Relations, FLACSO Argentina, and Emeritus Fellow Researcher, National Scientific and Technical Research Council, Argentina

• Contents:Introduction to Handbook on the Politics of International Development 1Melisa Deciancio, Pablo Nemiña and Diana TussiePART I THE CONCEPT AND POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT:PARADIGMATIC DEBATES1 International development in a historical context 15José Antonio Ocampo2 Democracy and development: the case of foreign direct investment 31John Marangos and Eirini Triarchi3 The politics of the developmental state 46Giuseppe Gabusi4 The politics of decolonizing development 62Rosalba Icaza and Rolando Vázquez5 The politics of developmental regionalism 75Helen E. S. NesaduraiPART II DEVELOPMENT AND CONTESTED GLOBALIZATION6 The global governance of development 91Axel Marx and Kari Otteburn7 The China model of development as solidarity 107Xi Lin8 The politics of crime, law and development in historical perspective 118Tom Chodor and Jarrett Blaustein9 Reviewing the GVC approach and its international institutionalization:a critical perspective 131Víctor Ramiro Fernández and Manuel Facundo Trevignani10 The politics of international monetary relations 148Oscar Ugarteche11 The politics of south–south cooperation 168Bernabé Malacalza12 Civil society and the politics of development 183Daniela Irrera13 The development compact 197Milindo ChakrabartiPART III THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT AGENDAS14 The global political economy of development finance: myths and newrealities in Latin American development finance 218Ernesto Vivares and Leonardo E. Stanley15 Development and climate: a tale of two crises 231Peter Newell16 The politics of food 243Thiago Lima and Andrea Santos Baca17 The politics of the global gender agenda: a pathway to empowerment 257María del Pilar López-Uribe, María Alejandra Chávez, María Paula NeiraAhumada and Paulina Pastrana18 The politics of global health 286Christiane Struckmann19 The politics of international migration 301Fabiola Mieres20 The politics of the sustainable development goals 315Bruce Currie-Alder21 Bioeconomy governance and (sustainable) development 329Melisa Deciancio, Karen M. Siegel, Daniel Kefeli, Guilherme de QueirozStein and Thomas Dietz22 Aid for Trade and development 346Juliana Peixoto Batista and Vanesa KnoopPART IV GLOBAL ACTORS IN THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT23 The World Bank and the politics of development 360João Márcio Mendes Pereira24 The politics of the International Monetary Fund 376Timon Forster, Thomas H. Stubbs and Alexander E. Kentikelenis25 The politics of development in the WTO, or there and back again … 392Amrita Narlikar26 The United Nations and the politics of development 405Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano27 From ‘club of the rich’ to ‘globalization à la carte’? Is the OECDbecoming a global player? 417Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes28 The politics of the regional development banks 435Stefano Palestini29 The domestic and external conditions of the Chinese development path 450Alexandre Cesar Cunha Leite, Javier Vadell and Leonardo Ramos30 Private foundations and the politics of international development 461Elham SeyedsayamdostIndex 477

‘In the face of neoliberal globalization, environmental crises, growing intersectional inequalities and health uncertainties, the need to conceptualise international development as a political enterprise is greater than ever. This Handbook does so cogently and comprehensively. Brilliant contributions, from extraordinary scholars.’