Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 04

Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 04

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. Discourse refers to a group of statements which provide ________.

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. Eurocentrism in development theory and practice refers to ________.

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. Post-development has resulted in a tendency for development plans to be ________.

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. The promise of prosperity given by Truman had a certain humanitarian purpose; but it was also associated with ________.

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. The assumption of the superiority of industrialized countries has been shattered by ________.

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. The historical context of post-development studies is NOT marked by ________.

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. Neoliberal counter-revolution does NOT draw on ________.

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. One of the most important intellectual moves of post-development is to conceive of "development" as a ________.

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. According to Stuart Hall, language ________.

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. According to James Ferguson, development discourse ________ questions of inequality.

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. In dealing with questions of knowledge and power, Michel Foucault contends that what is accepted as true is________.

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. Anti-colonial thinker Frantz Fanon believed that the road to development of the Third World passes through________.

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. Post-development authors________.

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. In the words of Escobar, post-development is characterized by________.

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. In the eyes of Estiva, development requires ________.

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. Neoliberals support the conception of degrowth.

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. Hegemonic model of development is rejected in some theoretical debates as well as in some practices that exhibit clear parallels to post-development.

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. The tendency of hegemonic theories to present a single pathway to development modernity denies diversity and heterogeneity.

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. The basic critique against the post-development is about romanticizing the grassroots movements and local communities in the South.

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. According to Escobar, traditional critiques of development theory remain entangled in the discourse they seek to disrupt.

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. Foucault argues that statements about the social, political, or moral world are rarely ever simply true or false.

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. Ferguson stresses the importance of discourse in development studies.

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. Representatives of development theory and policy, when faced with new challenges, usually deny the fact that early modernization theories may be guilty of being too economic.

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. The Thaba-Tseka project in Lesotho was considered to be a failure by its sponsors.

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. According to Stuart Hall, language operates as a corrective to political injustice.

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. Post-development is a homogenous school of thought.

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. It is right to argue, as Esteva did, that by the advent of the idea of international development in 1949 by Truman, two billion people became underdeveloped.

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. From the post-development perspective, the lack of money to buy goods and the lack of modern conveniences are the main causes of underdevelopment.

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. For Esteva, development is equated with the pursuit of material wealth and ever-growing production.

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. Post-development scholars believe that the increase in GNP/GDP is the sole indicator of economic growth.

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