The United Nations and Democracy in Africa

Labyrinths of Legitimacy

Gebonden Engels 2006 9780415979870
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This book explores UN bureaucracy and the development dysfunction it sows in four 'most different' African countries: Angola, Botswana, Namibia, and Tanzania. Wilson's original purpose for researching this book was to uncover new solutions to some of the United Nations' most vexing implementation problems. Yet, as research unfolded, it became clear that the reasons for those problems lay tangled up in bureaucratic and philosophical quagmires of a much more fundamental nature. The United Nations and Democracy in Africa is the documentation not only of these bureaucratic and philosophical absurdities that find expression through development practice, but also the journey of the author from ardent defender of the UN to profound sceptic.

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ISBN13:9780415979870
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:256
Uitgever:Taylor & Francis Ltd

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1. Power, Politics and Doomed Projects  2. Policies and Institutions: 'Unpopular Among Some - or Even a Majority - of the Population'  3. Human Development Reports: 'Universally Valued by People of the World Over'  4. The Millennium Road Map: 'Urging States,' 'Encouraging Governments' and 'Working within the United Nations'  5. From Global Ideas to Regional Road Maps: 'Whereby a Whole Community... Settles for a Wrong Choice of Priorities'  6. Country Level: 'Systemic Dissemination of Information, so as to Promote Universal Understanding...'  7. Wishful Thinking, Willful Blindness and Artful Amnesia  8. Paradoxes and Dilemmas of Institutional Change: Human Rights and Livelihoods in Rural War-torn Angola  9. Minor Discourses and the Performance of Irony

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