5 edition of Festival elephants and the myth of global poverty found in the catalog.
Festival elephants and the myth of global poverty
Glynn Cochrane
Published
2009
by Pearson in Boston
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-178).
| Statement | Glynn Cochrane. |
| Series | Anthropology works series |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | HC60 .C544 2009 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | xi, 178 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 178 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL20914764M |
| ISBN 10 | 0205577652 |
| ISBN 10 | 9780205577651 |
| LC Control Number | 2007046437 |
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His work experience in the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, the Cook Islands, and Tanzania, illustrates how poverty 4/5(1). Part of the "Anthropology Works" series, this book offers a critical look at the compelling issue of global aid. Glynne Cochrane draws on his many years as a development anthropologist to show how the "Festival Elephants" of development aid are wasting time and money instead of helping to solve poverty/5.
This book offers a critical look at the compelling issue of global aid. Glynne Cochrane draws on his many years as a development anthropologist to show how the “Festival Elephants” of development aid are wasting time and money instead of helping to solve poverty. Drawing on his many years as a development anthropologist, Glynn Cochrane shows how the flashy "Festival Elephants" of development aid are wasting time and money instead of helping to solve poverty.
He demolishes the myth of one kind of global poverty and one single solution to it. His work experience in the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, the Cook Islands, and Tanzania, illustrates how poverty /5(22).
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Drawing on his many years as a development anthropologist, Glynn Cochrane shows how the flashy “Festival Elephants” of development aid are wasting time and money instead of helping to solve poverty.
He demolishes the myth of one kind of global poverty and one single solution to it. His work experience in the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, the Cook Islands, and Tanzania, illustrates how poverty. Festival elephants tend to operate through high-publicity and highly funded international relief projects based on the myth that there is one form of international poverty and one way-lots of money and big, one-size-fits-all programs--to solve it.
organizations and government agencies—festival elephants. He contends that the aid industry has generated a myth of global poverty that suits its own purposes but does not accurately reflect the realities on the ground.
The myths of global poverty have become too universal and monolithic for development efforts to address local problems. Festival Elephants and the Myth of Global Poverty Part of the "Anthropology Works" series, this book offers a critical look at the compelling issue of global aid.
Glynne Cochrane draws on his many years as a development anthropologist to show how the "Festival Elephants" of development aid are wasting time and money. 1 The Myth of Global Poverty 1 2, Lessons from Elephants in Sri Lanka 9 3 A Worker Elephant Apprenticeship in the Solomon Islands 29 4 Festival Elephant Culture Shock in Papua New Guinea and Polynesia 65 5 Festival Elephant Grandstanding in Tanzania 6 Worker Elephants in the Mining Industry 7 Reinventing Worker Elephant Skills VII.
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