Reclaiming Value in International Development

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Focusing on the moral complexities of international development, this book highlights the often-overlooked ethical dilemmas faced by policymakers and practitioners. It critiques the technocratic approach to economic aid, emphasizing the adverse effects on equity, rights, governance, and conflict in developing countries. By integrating ethics into the discourse, the author, a seasoned development practitioner and ethicist, aims to illuminate the collateral consequences of aid programs and advocate for a more reflective practice in the field.