Caroline Thomas is Professor of Global Politics at the University of Southampton. Her publications include Trade and New Social Issues (Routledge, 1998); Globalization and the South (Macmillan, 1997) and The Environment in International Relations, (RIIA, 1992).

'Succeeds superbly in explaining and evaluating from a political economy perspective the theoretical and practical underpinnings of human security in light of global economic transformation'

• AcknowledgmentsPrefaceAcronymsPart One: The Context1. Setting the Scene2. Mapping Inequality3. Ideas About Development Part Two: Global Development Practice in the 1980s and 1990s4. The Reform of National Economies5. Liberalisation of Trade, Finance and InvestmentPart Three: Development Pathways for Human Security in the Twenty-first century6. The Reformist Pathway For the Twenty-first century7. An Alternative Pathway For the Twenty-first centuryReferencesIndex

Caroline Thomas is Professor of Global Politics at the University of Southampton. Her publications include Trade and New Social Issues (Routledge, 1998); Globalization and the South (Macmillan, 1997) and The Environment in International Relations, (RIIA, 1992).

'Succeeds superbly in explaining and evaluating from a political economy perspective the theoretical and practical underpinnings of human security in light of global economic transformation'

• AcknowledgmentsPrefaceAcronymsPart One: The Context1. Setting the Scene2. Mapping Inequality3. Ideas About Development Part Two: Global Development Practice in the 1980s and 1990s4. The Reform of National Economies5. Liberalisation of Trade, Finance and InvestmentPart Three: Development Pathways for Human Security in the Twenty-first century6. The Reformist Pathway For the Twenty-first century7. An Alternative Pathway For the Twenty-first centuryReferencesIndex

Caroline Thomas is Professor of Global Politics at the University of Southampton. Her publications include Trade and New Social Issues (Routledge, 1998); Globalization and the South (Macmillan, 1997) and The Environment in International Relations, (RIIA, 1992).

'Succeeds superbly in explaining and evaluating from a political economy perspective the theoretical and practical underpinnings of human security in light of global economic transformation'

• AcknowledgmentsPrefaceAcronymsPart One: The Context1. Setting the Scene2. Mapping Inequality3. Ideas About Development Part Two: Global Development Practice in the 1980s and 1990s4. The Reform of National Economies5. Liberalisation of Trade, Finance and InvestmentPart Three: Development Pathways for Human Security in the Twenty-first century6. The Reformist Pathway For the Twenty-first century7. An Alternative Pathway For the Twenty-first centuryReferencesIndex