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Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Mark Duffield & Vernon Hewitt
- The Exceptional Inclusion of 'Savages' & 'Barbarians'
The Colonial Liberal Bio-Politics of Mobility & Development
Matthew Merefield - Empire, International Development & the Concept of Good Government Vernon Hewitt
- Empire: A Question of Hearts?
The Social Turn In Colonial Government Bombay C.19051925
Henrik Aspengren - 'Conflict-Sensitive' Aid & Making Liberal Peace Suthaharan Nadarajah
- Development, Poverty & Famines
The Case of British Empire
Richard Sheldon - Plain Tales from the Reconstruction Site Spatial Continuities in Contemporary Humanitarian Practice Lisa Smirl
- The International Politics of Social Transformation
Trusteeship & Intervention in Historical Perspective
David Williams & Tom Young - Liberal Interventionism & the Fragile State
Linked By Design?
Mark Duffield - Freedom, Fear & NGOs
Balancing Discourses of Violence & Humanity In Securitising Times
Patricia Noxolo - Theorising Continuities between Empire & Development
Toward A New Theory of History
April R. Biccum - Spatial Practices & Imaginaries
Experiences of Colonial Officers & Development Professionals
Uma Kothari - Decolonising the Borders in Sudan
Ethnic Territories & National Development
Douglas H. Johnson - 'Individualism Is, Indeed, Running Riot'
Components of the Social Democratic model Of Development
Paul Kelemen