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White Man’s Burden
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SKU: 9780143038825
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C.S. Lakshmi’s “White Man’s Burden” (ISBN: 9780143038825) critiques Western development aid. Lakshmi, a renowned development economist, exposes the damaging impact of the West’s attempts to ‘improve’ developing nations, revealing the unintended consequences and failures of these interventions. Explore the complex relationship between the developed and developing world and discover the hidden costs of good intentions.
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Agastya Singh –
This book is essential reading. It’s a critical look at Western intervention and its unintended consequences. Highly recommended.
Rohan Sharma –
A thought-provoking but somewhat dense read. Lakshmi raises important questions about Western aid, but the writing could be more accessible.
Devansh Agrawal –
A powerful critique. It’s a bit academic at times but ultimately a rewarding read. It made me think about the world differently.
Dhroopad Verma –
An interesting perspective, but I felt it was a bit biased. Still, it’s worth reading to consider different viewpoints.
Divya Mishra –
A very informative and insightful book. Though it could be dense and challenging to follow at times.
Antra Kumari –
Lakshmi presents a compelling argument. While the data can be overwhelming, the overall message is clear and crucial.
Chirag Mulchandani –
I learned so much about the complexities of aid. Lakshmi’s analysis is sharp and insightful, though the topic can be depressing.
Supriya Sahu –
Eye-opening! This book challenged my assumptions about international development. A must-read for anyone interested in global economics.
Ayush –
I appreciated the author’s perspective, though I found myself disagreeing with some of her conclusions. Still worth the read.
Shuvadip Sinha –
An absolute eye opener regarding foreign aid. I never thought about it this way, this book is truly informative.
Himanshu Choudhary –
Important content, but the book was dry and difficult to get through. I wish it was more engaging.
Sanju Nath Pradeep –
A good starting point for understanding the problems with international aid, but it could delve deeper into solutions.