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Robyn Eversole is Professor with the Centre for Social Impact, based at Swinburne University, Melbourne, Australia.
Using the tools and concepts of anthropology, Robyn Eversole provides a map of the development process as it really is. Practitioners and students learn how to recognize and respond to the needs of diverse communities while also juggling the complex dilemma of how to obtain and use scarce resources. This is a clear, concise and critical book which reinforces the fact that all development must be a collaboration within a specific context. It's the book I needed while teaching and doing development! - Jeanne Simonelli, Professor Emerita, Wake Forest University and SUNY-Oneonta, US. A welcome book that gives a straightforward account of what anthropology has to offer in development contexts. Those of us from the discipline, largely ignored until relatively recently, have long argued that it has much to offer with respect to the cross-cultural challenges faced by development programmes. This book puts the argument clearly, and is particularly useful in giving an update on current issues, with development being a field that features rapid change. - Paul Sillitoe, Professor of Anthropology, Durham University, UK. ã
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