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Introduction: Moving From Mdgs To Gdgs: Development Imperatives Beyond 2015 / David Hulme, Rorden Wilkinson -- Millennium Development Goals: Milestones On A Long Road / Margaret Joan Anstee -- Recapturing The Narrative Of International Development / Sakiko Fukuda-parr -- From The Millennium To Global Development Goals / Ramesh Thakur -- Women And The Mdgs: Too Little, Too Late, Too Gendered / Sophie Harman -- Mdgs Meet Religion: Past, Present, And Future / Katherine Marshall -- Ecosoc And The Mdgs: What Can Be Done? / Thomas G. Weiss -- Lessons To Be Learned From The Challenges To Achieving The Mdgs In Africa / Craig N. Murphy -- Africa And The Mdgs: Challenges And Priorities / Admos Chimhowu, David Hulme -- Challenges To The Achievement Of The Mdgs In Africa / Frances Stewart -- Global Development Goals And The International Hiv Response: A Chance For Renewal / Ilaria Regondi, Alan Whiteside -- Combating Poverty In Africa: 2015 And Beyond / Yusuf Bangura -- Taking Africa Beyond The Mdgs: The Role Of Higher Education In Development / H. Russel Botman -- Appendix 1: The Millennium Development Goals -- Appendix 2: The Johannesburg Statement On The Millennium Development Goals. Edited By Rorden Wilkinson And David Hulme. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the efficacy of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and evaluates the necessary frameworks for global development policy in the post-2015 era. Editors David Hulme and Rorden Wilkinson, both established scholars in international development, curate a collection of essays that analyze the successes, failures, and structural limitations of the MDG initiative. The text synthesizes historical data, regional case studies, and institutional critiques to propose a more inclusive and effective trajectory for future global development agendas.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this collection as a significant contribution to the discourse on international development policy and institutional reform. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a comprehensive resource for students and practitioners analyzing the transition from the MDGs to the Sustainable Development Goals.
Page Count:
264
Publication Date:
2013-05-07
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415621631
ISBN-13:
9780203104798
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