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The Capability Approach in Practice: A New Ethics for Setting Development Agendas
Routledge (2018)
Abstract
The importance of developmental agendas -- A capability framework for development goals -- A Republican account of local authority in development -- Third wave development expertise -- Selecting capabilities for a development agenda -- Methods for the selection of capabilities and functionings -- An inclusive framework for setting development agendas.
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