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The message of Sustainable Livelihoods and Rural Development is clear: livelihood approaches are an essential lens to view questions of rural development, but these questions need to be situated in a better understanding of political economy. Ian Scoones delves into the history of livelihoods thinking, reflects on the links to studies of poverty and wellbeing and discusses the array of livelihood frameworks and their potentials and limitations.
— Anthony Bebbington, Clark University and University of Manchester
: Series Editors’ Foreword
: Author’s Preface
: Livelihoods Perspectives: A Brief History
: Livelihoods, Poverty and Wellbeing
: Livelihoods Frameworks and Beyond
: Access and Control: Institutions, Organizations and Policy
: Livelihoods, the Environment and Sustainability
: Livelihoods and Political Economy
: Asking the Right Questions: An Extended Livelihoods Approach
: Methods for Livelihoods Analysis
: Bringing Politics Back In: New Challenges for Livelihoods Perspectives
: References
: Index