Naẓarīyah'hā-yi Iqtiṣādī-yi Tawsi'ah: Persian 1403

The author reviews the alternative analytical approaches that have emerged in development economics and identifies six structuralist, expanding capital nucleus, neo-Marxist, Maoist, basic needs, neo-classical and dependency theory. She critically analyzes the main features of each paradigm and identifies the areas where they conflict and support one other. The book presents a coherent analysis of the different approaches to economic development and will be essential reading for economists, political scientists, and sociologists interested in the Third World. Introduction; The Theoretical Heritage; The Theoretical Debate in Development Economics from the 1940 An Overview; The Paradigm of the Expanding Nucleus; The Structuralist Paradigm; The Neo-Marxist Paradigm; Dependency The Seeds of a New Paradigm?; The Moaist Paradigm; The Basic Needs Paradigm; The Neo-Classical Pradigm and Its Role in Development Economics; Conclusion