Adaptation, poverty and development : the dynamics of subjective well-being
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Adaptation, poverty and development : the dynamics of subjective well-being
（Rethinking international development series）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2012
Available at 8 libraries
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Library, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization図
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The first book to examine in detail the ways in which people adapt their understanding and behaviours towards poverty as a direct result to their experiences of poverty in developing countries, including world-leading academics and case studies from China, India, Ethiopia and South Africa.
Table of Contents
- Adaptation and Development - Issues, Evidence and Policy Relevance PART I: ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES Utilitarianism, 'Adaptation' and Paternalism
- M.Qizilbash Adaptation: Implications for Development in Theory and Practice PART II: ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT: THREE CASE STUDIES Aspirations, Adaptation and Subjective Well-Being of Rural-Urban Migrants in China
- J.Knight & R.Gunatilaka A Multidimensional Analysis of Adaptation in a Developing Country Context
- A.Barr Adaptation, Poverty and Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from South India
- D.Neff PART III: ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT: SPECIFIC ISSUES Subjective Well-being, Disability and Adaptation: A Case Study from Rural Ethiopia
- M.Fafchamps & B.Kebede Adaptation of the Rural Working Class in India: A Case Study of Migrant Workers
- B.Reddy & W.Olsen
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