Acknowledgements
- Introduction: The re-emergence of South-South Development
- South-South Cooperation in historical perspective
- The resurgence of South-South Cooperation
- Vectors of South-South Cooperation
- Actors of South-South Cooperation
- Effects of South-South Cooperation on development ‘as it was’
- Effects of South-South Cooperation on the rest of the Global South
- Conclusion
Index
Biography
Peter Kragelund is Head of the Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark.
"South-South Cooperation is a defining feature of the current round of globalisation. Peter Kragelund’s book on the topic is expertly researched, whilst being accessible and definitive." - Pádraig Carmody, Associate Professor and Head of Geography, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
"South-South cooperation is back on the agenda, albeit in a different context from its previous incarnations. Development policymakers and practitioners in the developed world must come to terms with this new reality, which has huge implications for the relevance of their own projects. In this engaging and well-researched book, Peter Kragelund demonstrates both the potentials and limitations for collaboration between and across the Global South and how this has affected extant development cooperation practices. This is a book that should stimulate a rethinking by all those involved in overseas development assistance." - Ian Taylor, Professor in International Relations and African Political Economy, University of St Andrews, UK
South-South Development draws on a variety of primary and secondary sources of information on SSC from all over the global South, while remaining critical of their accuracy and objectivity. The book is aimed towards a student audience, with each chapter ending with a brief summary, discussion questions and suggestions for further reading.
– Kate Goh, reviewer, E&U Journal
