Corbridge
Biographic Data
| ID | 3711494 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Corbridge |
| FAMILY NAME | Corbridge |
| SIGNATURE | CORBRIDGE |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 148 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Community, corruption, landscape
From Forest Struggles to Forest Citizens? Joint Forest Management in the Unquiet Woods of India's Jharkhand
The government of India has embraced joint forest management as a key strategy for dealing with forest degradation and forest employment issues in the 1990s. This represents a significant movement away from the forest reservation policies that held sway from 1947 to 1988 and which criminalised many local forest users. In this paper we consider the role played by forest struggles and forest intellectuals (notably Guha and Gadgil) in the rewriting …
Money, Power and Space
Bretton Woods
Bretton Woods Revisited
In this paper I examine the achievements and lessons of the Bretton Woods System (BWS) fifty years after its founding in 1944. I do so with particular reference to propositions associated with hegemonic stability theories. In section 2 I challenge the view that the BWS was successful because it was a unique embodiment of US 'benign hegemony'. I join with Walter, Strange, and other revisionist historians in arguing that the BWS was less a formal m…
Marxisms, Modernities, and Moralities
Development studies have sometimes been presented as a set of social practices which are concerned with helping or changing peoples and places in the Third World-a noble ambition, it used to be thought, but one now widely condemned as elitist, ethnocentric, and dirigiste. Modernisation theories have not been alone in attracting such criticism, Marxist development studies have also reached an impasse, and confidence in their supposed metanarrative…
The US Trade and Budget Deficits in Global Perspective
The disturbances in the global economy induced by the US trade and budget deficits are widely recognised by economists, even if the precise causes and effects of these deficits remain a topic of debate, What is less widely understood is that the deficits are pregnant with geographical implications for the world economy and that the production of the deficits can be explained in part by the changing and asymmetrical location of the USA in internat…
Marxisms, Modernities, and Moralities
Development studies have sometimes been presented as a set of social practices which are concerned with helping or changing peoples and places in the Third World-a noble ambition, it used to be thought, but one now widely condemned as elitist, ethnocentric, and dirigiste. Modernisation theories have not been alone in attracting such criticism, Marxist development studies have also reached an impasse, and confidence in their supposed metanarrative…
The US Trade and Budget Deficits in Global Perspective
The disturbances in the global economy induced by the US trade and budget deficits are widely recognised by economists, even if the precise causes and effects of these deficits remain a topic of debate, What is less widely understood is that the deficits are pregnant with geographical implications for the world economy and that the production of the deficits can be explained in part by the changing and asymmetrical location of the USA in internat…
Community, corruption, landscape
From Forest Struggles to Forest Citizens? Joint Forest Management in the Unquiet Woods of India's Jharkhand
The government of India has embraced joint forest management as a key strategy for dealing with forest degradation and forest employment issues in the 1990s. This represents a significant movement away from the forest reservation policies that held sway from 1947 to 1988 and which criminalised many local forest users. In this paper we consider the role played by forest struggles and forest intellectuals (notably Guha and Gadgil) in the rewriting …
Bretton Woods Revisited
In this paper I examine the achievements and lessons of the Bretton Woods System (BWS) fifty years after its founding in 1944. I do so with particular reference to propositions associated with hegemonic stability theories. In section 2 I challenge the view that the BWS was successful because it was a unique embodiment of US 'benign hegemony'. I join with Walter, Strange, and other revisionist historians in arguing that the BWS was less a formal m…
The US Trade and Budget Deficits in Global Perspective
The disturbances in the global economy induced by the US trade and budget deficits are widely recognised by economists, even if the precise causes and effects of these deficits remain a topic of debate, What is less widely understood is that the deficits are pregnant with geographical implications for the world economy and that the production of the deficits can be explained in part by the changing and asymmetrical location of the USA in internat…
Marxisms, Modernities, and Moralities
Development studies have sometimes been presented as a set of social practices which are concerned with helping or changing peoples and places in the Third World-a noble ambition, it used to be thought, but one now widely condemned as elitist, ethnocentric, and dirigiste. Modernisation theories have not been alone in attracting such criticism, Marxist development studies have also reached an impasse, and confidence in their supposed metanarrative…
Bretton Woods
Bretton Woods Revisited
In this paper I examine the achievements and lessons of the Bretton Woods System (BWS) fifty years after its founding in 1944. I do so with particular reference to propositions associated with hegemonic stability theories. In section 2 I challenge the view that the BWS was successful because it was a unique embodiment of US 'benign hegemony'. I join with Walter, Strange, and other revisionist historians in arguing that the BWS was less a formal m…
Money, Power and Space
From Forest Struggles to Forest Citizens? Joint Forest Management in the Unquiet Woods of India's Jharkhand
The government of India has embraced joint forest management as a key strategy for dealing with forest degradation and forest employment issues in the 1990s. This represents a significant movement away from the forest reservation policies that held sway from 1947 to 1988 and which criminalised many local forest users. In this paper we consider the role played by forest struggles and forest intellectuals (notably Guha and Gadgil) in the rewriting …
Community, corruption, landscape
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