Such purposes have received more attention in organization development literature and in the writings of behavioral consultants than in the field of management consulting.
Capacity building is a term that emerges in the development literature from an interest in reducing inequalities, maximizing donor aid and making the work of non-government organizations (NGOs) more effective.
A fundamental assumption in child development literature is that the child is seen as active in constructing his or her world and that development occurs through the ongoing transactions over time between the child and the social and physical environment.
The prowess of CP is widely acknowledged in the development literature.
However, criticism of the CDM's contribution to Sustainable Development (SD) is most pronounced in the development literature.
Although sustainability is a frequent topic in product development literature, the often segmented and narrow scope of prior works limits the potential benefits of the industrial application of methods, models, and tools developed by the research community.
Recently, a series of papers in the development literature has looked at the issue of worker selection into the public sector.
On the other hand, criticism of the structure of current foreign aid is a relatively old idea in the development literature.
