Front Cover -- Doctrines of Development -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Part I -- 1 The Invention of Development -- The European setting of development -- The idea of progress -- The pessimism of progress: Thomas Malthus -- The design of development -- A theory of trusteeship -- Progress and development: Comte and 'order' -- Progress and development: J.S.Mill and 'knowledge' -- The Indian reiteration -- Conclusion -- 2 Development Without Progress Underdevelopment and J.H.Newman -- Post-war 'underdevelopment theory' -- Development thought in nineteenth-century Latin America -- Underdevelopment theory and its critics -- The 'internal' and 'external' of development -- The nineteenth-century theological debate -- Newman's idea of development -- Development, 'corruption' and underdevelopment -- The belief in development -- Newman's influence -- Conclusion -- 3 The Development of Productive Force: Marx and List -- Recapitulation -- Marx and development -- Hegel's principle of development -- Trusteeship -- Marx's internal and external of development -- Productive force -- Surplus population and development doctrine -- Marx and List -- Hamilton and productive powers -- List, productive force and the national doctrine of development -- Marx's critique of List -- Conclusion -- Part II -- 4 Immanent and Intentional Development: The Origins of Development Doctrine in Australia and Canada -- The case of Victoria, Australia -- The case of Quebec, Canada -- Conclusion -- an irony of history -- 5 Development Doctrine in 'Underdeveloped' Britan -- Land -- Community: T.H.Green and progressive development -- The British doctrine of development: Joseph Chamberlain -- Towards the 1909 Development Act -- The problem of intentional development: L.T.Hobhouse -- Conclusion -- 6 Development Doctrine in Africa: The Case of Kenya -- Introduction.

The significance of 1960 -- Reports on unemployment -- State and community -- Trusteeship -- Agriculture and industry -- Agrarian policy -- Land in the Central Province -- Manufacturing industry, commerce and small enterprise -- Conclusion: the internal and external of development -- Part III -- 7 Joseph Schumpeter and 'Faustian' Development -- Faustian development -- The banker as the 'ephor' of development -- Austria -- Schumpeter's purpose of development -- Progress and development -- The internal and external of development -- Intentional development -- Bank and state policy -- The developmental state in East Asia -- Agrarian bias of non-development -- Conclusion -- 8 Conclusion: The Jargon of Development -- What is development? -- Recent orthodox texts on economic development -- Recent alternative texts on development -- Development and capitalism -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.