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Autonomous Development

Name: Autonomous Development
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 05116637
Price: 131.89 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Raff Carmen
ISBN: 9781856493871

Humanising the Landscape:An Excursion into Radical Thinking & Practice

Raff Carmen

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 05116637

Casa editrice Bloomsbury Publishing, febbraio 1996

The aim of this book is to reclaim development as a project of people's own autonomous agency. It st... Descrizione completa

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The aim of this book is to reclaim development as a project of people's own autonomous agency. It starts with the conviction that development is too important to be left to the developers. The author critically examines what has gone on under its name, finding it wanting both as an epistemological category and a sound operational practice. The book presents a counterview of development as an act of creation whereby people exercise their inalienable right "to invent their own future" as authors of an ongoing process of transforming and humanizing the landscapes they inhabit.