Governance and the Depoliticisation of Development Book

Preface. Notes on contributors. 1. Development and the Politics of Governance: Framework for Analysis Part 1: From ‘Development as Markets’ to ‘Development as Governance’ 2. Strange Bedfellows: Political Alliances in the Making of Neo-liberal Governance 3. Development and Governance: An Uneasy Relationship Part 2: Behind the Scenes at the Global Level: Global Public Goods or the Globalisation of Interests 4. Global Governance, Global Public Goods and the WTO: Contradictions between Trade Liberalisation and Development 5. Global Public Policy, Transnational Policy Communities and the Shaping of Governance 6. Governance, Politics and the European Mediterranean Partnership: Problems of Implementation or Policy Design? Part 3: Transplanting and Defining the Governance Model at the Ground Level 7. Real Governance: Change and Continuity in India’s Authority and Power Structures Jos Mooij 8. The Politics of Governance of Indonesia’s Forest Industries: Progress and Regress in a Neo-liberal Age Part 4: Governance and the Perils of Participation 9. The Politics of Entrapment: Parliaments, Governance and Poverty Reduction Strategies Pascale Hatcher 10. Attempting Illiberalism: The World Bank and the Embedding of Neo-liberal Governance in the Philippines 11. Civil Society Participation in Donor-driven Governance Programmes: Experiences from Central America Part 5: Governance in Post-Crisis Situations 12. Rebuilding Governance in Failed States: The Case of Timor Leste 13. The Politics of Public Management Reforms in Post-war Lebanon Conclusion 14. Where to Now: The End of ‘Good Governance’ as a Policy Agenda?