TY - JOUR
AU - Milofsky, Carl
AB - & Oxford University Press and Community Development Journal. 2007 All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: journals.permissions@oxfordjournals.org Reviews What next? Volume 1. Setting the context. Special issue of development dialogue Niclas Ha¨llstro¨m, Olle Nordberg, Robert Osterberg, eds, Dag Hammarskjo¨ld Centre, Uppsala, 2006, 223 pp. ISSN 0345-2328 In 1976, the Dag Hammarskjo ¨ ld Foundation sponsored a symposium resulting in the publication titled What Now? Another Development that pre- sented diverse, authoritative, critical perspectives on the ways countries, organizations, and individuals in the industrialized world could foster social and economic development in less wealthy countries, most of them in the South. The suggestions were striking for their emphasis on large development projects, encouragement of development of civil society and democratization of societies, and centralized interventions. The present volume provides a follow-up on this first effort thirty years later. One of the most striking ‘findings’ of the present volume is how mis- guided the earlier volume seems from the standpoint of a similar panel of experts today. What Now? was built on a model of exporting social, political, and economic forms from the industrialized world to less developed countries with the hope of helping them move along an evolutionary, devel- opmental 
TI - What next? Volume 1. Setting the context. Special issue of development dialogue
JO - Community Development Journal
DO - 10.1093/cdj/bsm055
DA - 2008-01-01
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