Anthropology and development -the uneasy relationship-
Author: David Lewis
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Description: Anthropology and development -the uneasy relationship- by David Lewis explores the complex and often contentious relationship between anthropological theory and development practices. This PDF offers a critical overview of how anthropology has engaged with and critiqued development initiatives, highlighting key debates and diverse perspectives within the field.
Pages: 16
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