Titlebook: Introduction to the Sociology of Development; Andrew Webster Textbook 1990Latest edition Andrew Webster 1990 education.poverty.sociology

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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 socioeco

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Theories of Underdevelopment,, norms and motivations — such as the drive for high achievement. Among those who cultivate such modernising attitudes, it is claimed, are the entrepreneurs of the business world who use the monetary surplus accumulated through wise and steady investment to expand industry and so generate more inves

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Development Planning and Aid,ce demanding fundamental changes to the Fund’s investment and aid policies for the Third World. Rather than relieving Third World poverty the IMF’s programmes were attacked as being the very cause of this poverty.

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Critique of Industrialisation,lopment’, that is if ‘development’ is to be conceived of as the expansion of industry, capitalism and urban growth. This critique of industrialisation has taken a number of forms. We first look at the emergence and current appeal of a . that has its roots in early nineteenth century Europe, even tho

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Conclusion,he ‘problem’ of development and what solution might be appropriate. We saw, for example, differing conceptions of the ‘problems’ of population, development planning, political instability and limited industrial growth. Modernisation theory and underdevelopment theory (in its various forms) have fram

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Development Planning and Aid,ce demanding fundamental changes to the Fund’s investment and aid policies for the Third World. Rather than relieving Third World poverty the IMF’s programmes were attacked as being the very cause of this poverty.