Part One: Introduction and Context
1. Psychoanalysis and International Development
2. Post-Development's Surrender to Global Capitalism: A Psychoanalytic Critique
Part Two: Keywords/Essays
3. Antagonism: The Universalist Dimensions of Antagonism
4. Drive: What "Drives" Capitalist Development?
5. Envy: Capitalism as Envy-Machine
6. Fetishism: Fetishism in International Development: Domination, Disavowal, and Foreclosure
7. Gaze: The "Gaze" in Participatory Development: Panoptic or Traumatic?
8. Gender/Sex: When Sex = (Socially Constructed) Gender, What Is Lost, Politically? Psychoanalytic Reflections on Gender and Development
9. Perversion/Hysteria: The Politics of Perversion and Hysteria in the Tunisian Revolution and its Aftermath
10. Queerness: The Queer Third World
11. Racism: The Racist Enjoyments and Fantasies of International Development
12. Symptom: Development and the Poor: Enjoy Your Symptom!

Ilan Kapoor is Professor of Critical Development Studies at the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change at York University, Toronto, and the author of The Postcolonial Politics of Development and Celebrity Humanitarianism. Follow him on X @ilankapoor.