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    Debating Development: NGO's and the future

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    Editor(s)
    Eade, Deborah
    Publication date
    2000-10-19
    Subject
    Approach and methodology
    Keywords
    Advocacy
    Campaigning
    Development methods
    
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    Publisher(s)
    Oxfam GB
    Practical Action Publishing
    Series
    Development in Practice Readers
    Document type
    Book
    Description
    Non-government organisations working in the humanitarian and development sectors won official approval in the 1980's and 1990's, but there are signs now that they are losing favour. The NGO sector stands accused by some of complacency and self-interest, on the one hand, and of being ineffectual and irrelevant on the other. NGOs are increasingly challenged to demonstrate their legitimacy as representative voices of civil society. NGOs themselves are taking a hard look at their mandates, their core values, and their role on a changing international stage. Contributors to this volume reflect on what kind of development will eradicate poverty, and what types of agency are best suited to the task. Leading representatives of NGOs, development think-tanks, and civil-society organisations, as well as scholars and activists, ask: What model of international co-operation can deliver social and economic justice? And what does this mean for NGOs in the future?
    Table of contents
    NGOs and the Future: Taking Stock, Shaping Debates, Changing Practice, Deborah Eade and Ernst Ligteringen; Good News! You May be Out of a Job: Reflections on the Past and Future 50 Years for Northern NGOs, Alison Van Rooy; Riding High or Nosediving: Development NGOs in the New Millennium, Rajesh Tandon; International NGOs and the Challenge of Modernity, Brian K.Murphy; Globalisation, Civil Society, and the Multilateral System, Jose Antonio Alonso; The World Bank, Neo-liberalism, and Power: Discourse Analysis and Implications for Campaigners, Andy Storey; Dissonance or Dialogue: Changing Relations with the Corporate Sector, Judy Henderson; NGOs as Development Partners to the Corporates :Child Football-Stichers in Pakistan, David Husselbee; NGOs: Fragmented Dreams, Jaime Joseph A; Indicators of Identity: NGOs and the Strategic Imperative of Assessing Core Values, John Hailey; Development Agencies: Global or Solo Players?, Sylvia Borren; Coming top Grips with Organisational Values, Vijay Padaki; We NGOs: A Controversial Way of Being and Acting, Candido Grzybowski; Northern NGO Advocacy: Perceptions, Reality, and the Challenge, Ian Anderson; Campaigning: A Fashion or the Best Way to Change the Global Agenda?, Gerd Leipold; The International Anti-Debt Campaign: A Southern Activistmview for Activists in 'the North'... and 'the South', Dot Keet; Heroismand Ambiguity: NGO Advocacy in International Policy, Paul Nelson; Dissolving the Difference Between Humanitarianism and Development: The Mixing of a Rights-Based Solution, Hugo Slim; Aid: A Mixed Blessing, Mary B. Anderson; The Local Capacities for Peace Project: The Sudan Experience, Abikok Riak; NGOs, Disasters, and Advocacy: Caught Between the Prophet and the Shepherd Boy, Alan Whaites; Capacity Building: Shifting the Paradigms of Practice, Allan Kaplan; Gendering the Milennium: Globalising Women, Haleh Afshar; Gender in Development: A Long Haul - but we're Getting There!, Josefina Stubbs; Impact Assessment: Seeing the Wood and the Trees, Chris Roche; Does Matson Matter? Assessing the Impact of a UK Neighbourhood Project, Stan Thekaekara; Annotated Bibliography; Addresses of Publishers and Other Organisations
    Pages
    424
    ISBN
    978-0-85598-444-1
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10546/121029
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    https://policy-practice.oxfam.org.uk/publications/debating-development-ngos-and-the-future-121029
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