Participation: The New Tyranny?Bill Cooke, Uma Kothari Zed Books, 2001 - 207 من الصفحات This book is about participatory development's potential for tyranny, showing how it can lead to the unjust and illegitimate exercise of power. It is the first book-length treatment to address the gulf between the almost universally fashionable rhetoric of participation, which promises empowerment and appropriate development on the one hand, and what actually happens when consultants and activists promote and practise participatory development, on the other. |
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The Case for Participation as Tyranny | 1 |
Why tyranny? | 3 |
The limits of internal critiques | 4 |
What the book says | 7 |
Is tyranny inevitable? | 13 |
Peoples Knowledge Participation and Patronage Operations and Representations in Rural Development | 16 |
Participation and bureaucratic planning | 17 |
Operation and representation | 26 |
The Abilene paradox | 108 |
Groupthink | 112 |
Coercive persuasion | 116 |
Conclusion | 120 |
Insights into Participation from Critical Management and Labour Process Perspectives | 122 |
comparable dependencies? | 123 |
Employee involvement and participation in orthodox managerial thinking | 126 |
Radical critiques of employee participation and involvement | 129 |
Conclusions | 32 |
Institutions Agency and the Limitations of Participatory Approaches to Development | 36 |
Institutionalism | 39 |
Model of individuals | 47 |
reassessing participatory approaches | 53 |
Pluralism Participation and Power Joint Forest Management in India | 56 |
Participation and forest management | 57 |
Joint forest management | 61 |
Village forest committees | 63 |
Power participation and political space | 68 |
Participatory Development at the World Bank the Primacy of Process | 72 |
Participatory rural appraisal | 75 |
Community and professional in the production of participation | 78 |
Uptake in the World Bank | 84 |
Beyond the Formulaic Process and Practice in South Asian NGOs | 88 |
case studies of South Asian NGOs | 90 |
Conclusion | 100 |
The Social Psychological Limits of Participation? | 102 |
Risky shift | 106 |
Power Knowledge and Social Control in Participatory Development | 139 |
Reassertion of power and social control | 142 |
Building consensus and the reification of social norms | 145 |
The purification of knowledge and space | 146 |
Participation as performance and the possibilities of subversion | 148 |
Conclusion | 151 |
Beyond Participation Strategies for Deeper Empowerment | 153 |
The pitfalls of participatory research | 158 |
Alternative possibilities of going local | 163 |
Participation as Spiritual Duty Empowerment as Secular Subjection | 168 |
The new orthodoxy | 170 |
Genealogies of participation | 172 |
Participation as religious experience | 175 |
Empowerment | 178 |
Conclusion | 182 |
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