MACMILLAN Development Management of Transforming Economies: Theories, Approaches and Models for Overall Development

This insightful book offers a new and innovative tool in the study of development. The authors propose ‘The Overall Development Model’ which provides a strategy for long-term, sustainable and adaptable development for countries around the globe.  Starting with a comprehensive study into what development is and how it is achieved, Development Management of Transforming Economies critically analyzes current development schemes within transforming economies and examines their various actors both international and local, public and private. It examines the implementation of health, education and  economic strategies of countries in Africa and Asia that have either undergone a development process, experienced slow but steady progress, or are just beginning to pursue a development strategy. In considering human development as a whole, the authors assert a new method of development that includes the developing population, and highlights the need for countries to define their own unique development process.  From the Back Cover This insightful book offers a new and innovative tool in the study of development. The authors propose ‘The Overall Development Model’ which provides a strategy for long-term, sustainable and adaptable development for countries around the globe.  Starting with a comprehensive study into what development is and how it is achieved, Development Management of Transforming Economies critically analyzes current development schemes within transforming economies and examines their various actors both international and local, public and private. It examines the implementation of health, education and  economic strategies of countries in Africa and Asia that have either undergone a development process, experienced slow but steady progress, or are just beginning to pursue a development strategy. In considering human development as a whole, the authors assert a new method of development that includes the developing population, and highlights the need for countries to define their own unique development process.  About the Author Fabiana Sciarelli is a Management Researcher and Professor of Management of Territories and Management of Human Resource at Unitelma Sapienza University, Rome, Italy. Her research interests focus upon development management and non-profit sector. She has also worked as a project coordinator, trainer and researcher for many public institutions and non-profit companies. Azzurra Rinaldi is an Economics Researcher and Professor of Economics of Emerging Countries at Unitelma Sapienza University, Rome, Italy. She is experienced in the field of international cooperation and development economics, and has worked in many national and international projects focused upon microcredit and emerging countries.