This book offers a timely and compelling rethinking of development in an age marked by inequality, ecological stress, and social fragmentation. Moving beyond narrow, growth-centred models, it presents a humane and holistic vision rooted in dignity, inclusion, and sustainability. Drawing inspiration from Asian philosophical traditions that emphasise interconnectedness, moderation, and stewardship, the book reframes development as a moral and social project rather than a purely economic exercise.
At its heart lies the argument that inclusive development is both an ethical imperative and a practical necessity. Economic expansion alone cannot address entrenched exclusions; meaningful progress requires integrating people into social, economic, and institutional networks that enable participation and opportunity. Combining conceptual clarity with real-world case studies, the book bridges theory and practice while engaging critically with globalisation, governance, gender, and environmental concerns. Accessible yet rigorous, it is essential reading for students, scholars, and practitioners seeking more just and sustainable pathways to development.
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