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The Political Economy Of Ngos State Formation In Sri Lanka And Bangladesh Jude L Fernando

SKU: BELL-27571380

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Publisher: Pluto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.98 MB

Author: Jude L. Fernando

ISBN: 9780745321714, 9780745321721, 9781783714582, 9781849646079, 0745321712, 0745321720, 1783714581, 1849646074

Language: English

Year: 2011

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The Political Economy Of Ngos State Formation In Sri Lanka And Bangladesh Jude L Fernando by Jude L. Fernando 9780745321714, 9780745321721, 9781783714582, 9781849646079, 0745321712, 0745321720, 1783714581, 1849646074 instant download after payment.

This book explores the paradoxical relationship between NGOs and capitalism, showing that supposedly progressive organisations often promote essentially the same policies and ideas as existing governments. It examines how a diverse group of NGOs have shaped state formation in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. It argues that, rather than influencing state formation for the better, NGOs have been integrated into the capitalist system and their language adopted to give traditional exploitative social relations a transformative appearance. This enlightening study will give pause to those who see NGOs as drivers of true social change and will encourage students of development studies to make a deeper analysis of state formation.