This is money to build schools and hospitals, so it's genuine development aid, but it's needed partly because we bombed some of those hospitals and schools.
Meanwhile, the effects of genuine development policies can easily be overridden by industrial and infrastructural projects, trade agreements, and other external factors that tip the balance against small-scale farmers and fishers.
We don't really get to see how they connect on a day-to-day basis and we're informed about their friendship via the lazy art of montage rather than genuine development.
For Scheler, the rise of society is a genuine development in history.
Therefore, China should promote her soft power through re-embracing Confucian values, and to lead the global south towards genuine development that is free from dependency.
The "making" of demonized, unworthy Chinese miners epitomized the forceful disciplining of these spaces in the absence of more inclusive and genuine development policies.
The steps taken towards decline, that is, towards the substitution of essential matters by accidental, can be considered on four levels: the periods of founders of societies and basic legislation; of genuine development; of external splendour; of frivolity.
Influenced by de Tocqueville's analysis of American culture, Mill came to think that the chief danger of democracy is that of suppressing individual differences, and of allowing no genuine development of minority opinion and of minority forms of culture.
Like the Platonists of Late Antiquity, he was convinced that Plato and Aristotle were in basic agreement, and that Aristotle's thought was to be understood as a genuine development of Plato's.
"Consistency of standards across awarding bodies and across qualifications is essential so that teachers don't have to compromise and make a choice between getting good examination results and the genuine development and achievement of their students".
