Palgrave Advances in Development Studies

JEFFREY HAYNES is Professor of Politics at London Metropolitan University, UK, where he teaches courses on Development and International Politics. His publications include Religion in Third World Politics (1993); Religion and Politics in Africa (1996); Third World Politics (1996); Democracy and Civil Society in the Third World (1997); Religion in Global Politics (1998); Democracy in the Developing World (2001); and Politics in the Developing World (2002). He has also edited Religion, Globalisation and Political Culture in the Third World

• List of Contributors List of Tables PART I: CONCEPTS AND THEORIES Introduction; J.Haynes Discourses on Development; B.Hettne Changing Notions of Development: Bringing the State Back in; P.Calvert PART II: DEVELOPMENT AND DOMESTIC FACTORS Democracy and Democratisation; M.Kamrava The Political Economy of Development; G.Sen The Power of the Gun: Armies and Armed Force; R.Pinkney Religion and Development; J.Haynes Ethnicity and Ethnic Conflict; H.Handelman The Natural Environment; P.Eadie & L.Pettiford Human Rights in an Unequal World; J.Chiriyankandath Gender and Development; S.M.Rai PART III: DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBALIZATION The Global Political Economy; T.M.Shaw Globalization and Development; I.Taylor Regionalism and Regionalization; K.Lambrechts & C.Alden Conclusion; J.Haynes Bibliography

'This is, quite simply, the best thing on development that I have read in many, many years. Its range and depth, both descriptively and theoretically, and its cohesiveness from chapter to chapter, are all truly remarkable. Hettne's chapter on development discourses is a masterpiece of theoretical clarity and insight, as is Kamrava's on democracy and democratization.' - Professor Michael Fleet, Marquette University, USA