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Front Cover -- HORIZONTAL DEVELOPMENT: Shifting Power and Privilege in Aid -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Reorienting aid: from vertical to horizontal -- Why horizontal development? -- Power, privilege and decoloniality -- Positionality of the book and authors -- Logic and organization -- 1 South-South Cooperation and Development -- Introduction -- Roots of SSC -- The dynamics of SSC -- SSC: power and privilege among aid workers -- Southern responses to displacement and circuits of education -- South-South education circuits -- Conclusion
2 Professional Volunteering and Voluntourism -- Introduction -- The standardization of volunteering for development -- Professional volunteers -- Voluntourism -- Rustic Pathways: a cautionary tale -- Conclusion -- 3 Localization and 'Local' Aid -- Introduction -- What does it mean to 'localize' aid? -- Barriers to localization -- Definitions of the local: 'strategic ambivalence'? -- Provincializing humanitarianism and unpacking 'local' aid -- Unpacking 'local aid' -- What constitutes 'local aid'? -- Nan Mu's story -- Starting a new life in the settlement -- Food and community support
Conclusion -- 4 Faith-Based Approaches -- Introduction -- Importance of faith in giving -- is it new? -- Value of faith-based approaches to development -- Defining FBOs -- Faith-.based humanitarianism -- Faith-.based giving in action: Zimbabwean Catholics in London -- Muslim charity and humanitarianism -- Conclusion -- 5 Diaspora-Led Development -- Introduction -- Understanding diaspora -- Financial remittances and philanthropic transfers -- Social remittances -- Modalities of development -- Hometown associations -- Engagement in homeland civic and political processes
Case study: Zimbabweans in the UK -- the Zimbabwe Citizens Initiative -- Diaspora philanthropy -- Diaspora humanitarianism -- Conclusion -- 6 Transnational Citizen Aid -- Introduction -- Citizen aid as relational -- Case study: pub quizzing for 'Kolkata Cares' -- Citizen aid and inequality -- Conclusion -- 7 Digital Humanitarianism -- Introduction -- Can platforms truly be neutral? -- Digital divides and understanding 'access' -- P2P crowdfunding: horizontal power relations in a digital era -- Conclusion -- 8 Mutual Aid and Solidarity -- Introduction -- Mutuality, NGOs and the state
Mutual aid in development -- Mutual aid and solidarity in displacement -- Mutual aid in Myanmar -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Beyond power and privilege in aid -- References -- Index
Shonali Banerjee, Anne-Meike Fechter, Thabani Mutambasere.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bristol : Bristol University Press,c2025