Ebook {Epub PDF} Out of Poverty: And Into Something More Comfortable by John Stackhouse

His experiences form the background for this book. Despite gut-wrenching poverty and disease and authoritarian regimes, Stackhouse finds hope in small, locally initiated projects based on land and water rights, women’s equality, trading co-ops, and democratic school boards. But Out of Poverty suffers from a lack of context and vision. As each chapter jumps to a different country, Stackhouse’s style of .  · John Stackhouse spent the years from to as a foreign correspondent based in New Delhi. Out of Poverty and into Something More Comfortable is a surprisingly optimistic book about his meetings with poor people in more than 40 countries. In contrast to my brief sojourn to visit friends in the south of India, his travels ranged as far east as Indonesia and as far west as the Côte Cited by: 1. From East Timor to Timbuktu, John Stackhouse has met and lived with hundreds of the world's poor. When he set out on this journey in , he was certain that the new age of global markets and economic reforms would end decades of extreme hardship in the developing world. But as the nineties rolled on, he found poverty still entrenched in dozens of countries -- except wher.4/5.

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Out of Poverty: And into Something More Comfortable by John Stackhouse (, Paperback). John Stackhouse is a Canadian, National Magazine Award-winning journalist, and the author of three previous bestselling books: Out of Poverty: And Into Something More Comfortable, Timbit Nation: A Hitchhiker’s View of Canada, and Mass Disruption: Thirty Years on the Front Lines of a Media Revolution. Out of Poverty: And into Something More Comfortable by Stackhouse, John (Signed) May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked.