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* A much welcome contribution to debates on development. — Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar, author of The Rhythm of the Pachakuti | * A much welcome contribution to debates on development. — Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar, author of The Rhythm of the Pachakuti | ||
* A look at the remarkable spectrum of experiences, proposals and radical knowledge that challenge the contemporary crisis of civilization. — Edgardo Lander, Venezuelan Central University, Caracas | * A look at the remarkable spectrum of experiences, proposals and radical knowledge that challenge the contemporary crisis of civilization. — Edgardo Lander, Venezuelan Central University, Caracas | ||
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Pluriverse A Post-Development Dictionary (pdf)
Some Comments on this Book
- In this essential compendium, diverse visionaries offer both answers and inspirations. — Paul Raskin, founding president of the Tellus Institute
- In a critical time for humanity, this volume fills a need in our knowledge. — John Foran, climate activist
- An experimental vocabulary in movement about what comes after and beyond the trap of ‘development’. — Verónica Gago, Universidad Nacional de San Martin, Buenos Aires
- This compilation of ideas and practices helps us to rethink development.— Diana Gómez, anthropologist, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá
- A much welcome contribution to debates on development. — Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar, author of The Rhythm of the Pachakuti
- A look at the remarkable spectrum of experiences, proposals and radical knowledge that challenge the contemporary crisis of civilization. — Edgardo Lander, Venezuelan Central University, Caracas