Panjāh mutafakir-i kilīdī tawsi'ah: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

"Fifty Key Thinkers on Development" can be called a kind of encyclopedia of development. The most prominent and at the same time the most diverse thinkers in the field of development have been introduced in this book, among them are economists and high-ranking and international managers, politicians and statesmen from the first world to the third world, great political leaders and academic theorists. One is socialist and Marxist and the other is neoliberal and believes in capitalism; One wants to pave the way for development from a regional and local point of view, and the other seeks development through international administrative and financial institutions and institutions. One of his concerns is considering feminist principles in development plans, and the other thinks that paying attention to ecological and environmental principles is the basis of creating a sustainable development plan. After reading this book, the reader will be surprised by the breadth of development perspectives and theories, but he can be sure that important clues will be found in this book for every imaginable approach to development. Thinkers from the four corners of the world and from different perspectives, each with a bag of political and administrative experiences in the most diverse countries of the world, draw development paths. The Iranian reader can speculate about our present and future with the question of what is the right way for the development of Iran, both nationally and regionally, by taking a comparative look at the topics and examples presented in the book.