The AGIR review #35, « The Question of Development », was published in September 2008.

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In this page, you can go through the index of the articles contained in this issue. You can also read several articles specially selected for the website.

 Foreword

 The Question of Development, by Louis Michel, European Commissioner
 Which Role for Development Aid? by Pierre Jacquet
 Post-development & interdependence, by Yves Ekoué Amaïzo
 Institutions: New Limit for Development Policies, by Nicolas Meisel
 Population & Development: The Malthusian Temptation, by Gérard-François Dumont

 e siècle')">Development, a Concept of the Twentieth Century, by Philippe Ihache (pseudo)
 The Ideology of Development, by Hervé Juvin
 The Farewell to Development, by Bernard Hours
 Will there be Life after Development? by Serge Latouche
 Development Model, Growth of Inequalities and Food Sovereignty, by Gérard Azoulay
 De-Growth: Birth of a New Political Project, by Paul Ariès

Here is our selection of articles for this issue of the AGIR review:

 Which Role for Development Aid? by Pierre Jacquet
 The Farewell to Development, by Bernard Hours
 Will there be Life after Development? by Serge Latouche

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