Subject(s): Participation -- Globalisation -- Economic development -- Economic policy. -- Development : Geography of poverty and wealth, third world countries, land -- Markets,empire, nature and difference : Economic development , advantages which Europe has derived from the discovery of America and from that of passage to east Indies by cape of good hope, British rule in India, organic analogy reconsidered and societal typologies, civilization -- Reform, revolution, resistance : Economic possibilities, colonial policy and practice, -- Promethean visions : Problematization of poverty, Marxism, communism and growth, population policy, economic development and labour, distribution of gains between investing and borrowing countries, socialism and soviet experience -- Challenges to the mainstream : Capitalism and cheap labour in Africa, economics of polygamy, Urban bias, Latin American squatter settlements -- Hubris of development : Foreign aid, democracy , development studies, male bias in development process, anti-politics machine- development and bureaucratic power in Lesotho -- Institutions, governance and participation : Goodbye Washington consensus, Latin America - export led industrial growth, fiscal reform and economic foundation of local state corporation in China, moving state- politics of democratic decentralization in Kerala, Africa and Porto Alegre, linking urban and rural area, peoples knowledge - rural development -- Globalization, security and well being : market crosses borders, globalisation reducing poverty and inequality, wealth and well-being, women, enviornmental collective action, AIDS, gender and sexuality during Africa's economic crisis, feminism and Taliban and politics of counter insurgency -- Development in 21st century : Asia's reemergence, marginalization of the bottom billion in world economy, labour insurgency in China, non-imperial geohistorical categories, globalization and violence, development, demography and climate change