Rural development : : knowledge & expertise in governance / / Kristof Van Assche, Anna-Katharina Hornidge ; photographer, Anastasiya Shtaltovna.

• VerfasserIn: Assche, Kristof Van,; Hornidge, Anna-Katharina,
• TeilnehmendeR: Hornidge, Anna-Katharina,; Shtaltovna, Anastasiya,
• Place / Publishing House: Wageningen, Netherlands : : Wageningen Academic Publishers,, 2015.; ©2015
• Year of Publication: 2015
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (397 p.)
• Notes: Description based upon print version of record.

Table of Contents

• ""Acknowledgements""; ""The words of others""; ""Table of contents""; ""List of examples""; ""Example 2.2. Coffee heritage in Ethiopia and the revival of pasts for development ""; ""Example 2.3. Mobility as a factor in development â€? the case of Uzbekistan.""; ""Example 3.1. Innovation, development and a critique of linear thinking.""; ""Example 3.2. William Easterlyâ€?s legends of development.""; ""Example 3.3. Aristotle, democracy and causality.""; ""Example 3.4. World Bank and technocracy.""; ""Example 3.5. Impact and assessment: recurring modernism.""
• ""Example 3.6. Projects and organizations in development.""""Example 3.7. What type of â€?developmentâ€?? For who? And by who? ""; ""Example 3.8. â€?Living wellâ€? â€? An alternative concept from the Global South""; ""Example 3.9. Singaporeâ€?s diversified economy: a path dependency? ""; ""Example 4.1. The legacy of the Millennium Development Goals""; ""Example 4.2. Japan and its iconic countryside.""; ""Example 4.3. Water management, socio-cultural boundaries and practices in Khorezm, Uzbekistan.""; ""Example 4.4. â€?Knowledgeâ€?: development elixir or hegemonic discourse?""
• ""Example 5.1. Mainstream innovation policies: lagging behind.""""Example 5.2. Belgian Farmers Association: rural development and politics.""; ""Example 5.3. Characteristics of local knowledge sharing in Khorezm, Uzbekistan.""; ""Example 6.1. Land consolidation according to FAO: evolving governance.""; ""Example 6.2. Soviet countrysides and the planning/adaptation balance.""; ""Example 7.1. Minnesota Design Team: rural development â€?lightâ€?.""; ""Example 7.2. Community planning for climate change adaptation in West-Timor Indonesia.""
• ""Example 7.3. Conservation design for rural and urban places.""""Example 8.1. Water rights, American evolution and general options.""; ""Example 8.2. Coffee in Colombia: institutional transformations.""; ""Example 8.3. Good governance and development according to Machiavelli.""; ""Example 9.1. Foraging and sustainability.""; ""Example 9.2. Certification as private governance?""; ""Example 9.3. Bulb nature and the productive nature of conflict.""; ""Example 9.4. Mining and land use conflicts: knowledge and power.""; ""Example 9.5. Sustainable communities and vanishing towns.""
• ""Example 10.1. â€?Follow the innovationâ€?: a participatory innovation development approach.""""Example 10.2. â€?Innovationâ€? and â€?innovation systemsâ€?.""; ""Example 10.3. Singapore and UNESCOâ€?s evolving policy approaches to creative industries""; ""Example 10.4. Knowledge hubs along the Straits of Malacca.""; ""Example 10.5. â€?Knowledge for developmentâ€?.""; ""Example 11.1. Terroir and local products.""; ""Example 11.2. Place branding as policy integration.""; ""Example 12.1. Apples, old and new, in new lifestyles.""
• ""Example 12.2. Wageningen University and rural development (at home and abroad).""