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Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklung und Armut
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklung und Armut

Armut
- The monetary-based conception of poverty has been almost universalized among governments and international organizations since 1945
- Poverty is interpreted as a condition suffered by people - the majority of whom are female - who do not earn enough money to satisfy their basic material requirements in the marketplace
- Developed countries have regarded poverty as being something external to them and a defining feature of the Third World. This view has provided justification for the former to help 'develop' the latter by promoting further integration into the global market
- However, such poverty is increasingly endured by significant sectors of the population in the North, as well as the Third World, hence rendering traditional categories less useful
- A critical alternative view of poverty places more emphasis on lack of access to community-regulated common resources, community ties, and spiritual values
- Poverty moved up the global political agenda at the start of the twenty-first century, but the 2008/9 'credit crunch' promises to reverse some of the early success
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklung und Armut

Development
- Development is a contested (umstritten) concept. The orthodox or mainstream approach and the alternative approach reflect different values
- Development policies over the last sixty years have been dominated by the mainstream approach - embedded liberalism and, more recently, neo-liberalism - with a focus on growth
- The last two decades of the twentieth century saw the flourishing of alternative conceptions of development based on equity, participation, empowerment, sustainability, etc., with input especially from NGOs and grass-roots movements and some parts of the UN
- The mainstream approach has been modified slightly and has incorporated the language of its critics (e.g. pro-poor growth)
- Gains made during the last two decades may be reversed as the full consequences of the global 'credit crunch' emerge
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

IB und die dritte Welt
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungstheorien / Ideen?
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK

Die Debatte in Lateinamerika
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK

Die Debatte in Lateinamerika

Dependenztheorien
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK

Bretton Woods Institutionen (1950-1960)
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK

Steigende Systemkritik
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Internationale Organisationen nach dem 2. WK

Die Bretton Woods Institutionen reagieren
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)

Der Washington Konsensus entsteht
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)

Der Washington Konsensus entsteht

Die Debatte punkto “Globalisierer”
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)

Der Washington Konsensus entsteht

Die Debatte punkto “Globalisierer”

Identifying Globalizers
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)

Der Washington Konsensus entsteht

Washingtoner Konsens oder Washingtoner Konfusion?
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Entwicklungspolitik: Paradigmenwechsel (80er Jahre)

Der Washington Konsensus entsteht

The Augmented Washington Consensus
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

Weitergehende Herausforderungen
Internationale Entwicklungspolitik

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