Titlebook: Introduction to the Sociology of Development; Andrew Webster Textbook 1984Latest edition Andrew Webster 1984 concept.development.model.pol

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Conclusion,inappropriate technology and so on. However, we also argued (in Chapter 2) that notions of ‘development’ are based on differing value judgements and assumptions about ‘need’ and that those of the theorist or expert may often be out of tune with the aspirations of the people on the receiving end of d

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Measures of Inequality and Development,y, those who experience the utter physical deprivation of ‘a(chǎn)bsolute poverty’ are on the increase. Apart from asking why such deprivation should be so inevitable, one needs to know the terms on which this deprivation is being measured. What, in other words, does it mean to say that the gap between rich and poor is widening?

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erence to the Third World. This book covers conceptions of modernisation and underdevelopment and points to new attempts at their synthesis and explores the policy implications of different development models.

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The Sociology of Development,ome people suffer in this way? Why do they have so little food, shelter and no running water, and why is this deprivation so widespread? In the struggle for scarce resources it would appear that some have a better chance of not only making a living but literally living. To understand why this is so

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Measures of Inequality and Development,y, those who experience the utter physical deprivation of ‘a(chǎn)bsolute poverty’ are on the increase. Apart from asking why such deprivation should be so inevitable, one needs to know the terms on which this deprivation is being measured. What, in other words, does it mean to say that the gap between ri

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Modernisation Theory,advantage depends on the perceptions one has of social and material ‘needs’ and thereby how a society should ‘develop’ to make good these ‘deficiencies’. The various policies of planned social change which are implemented today to alleviate such problems are rooted in general conceptions of socio-ec