Sentence examples for notions of development from inspiring English sources
He is deeply and, on current evidence, irrevocably committed to antediluvian notions of development through growth in GDP.
Mr Karimov's notions of development mix a background in Soviet planning with enthusiasm for the state-driven, corporatist model of South Korea circa 1960.
It challenges western notions of development and growth and, most starkly, concludes that "mere reform within the current global economic system will be insufficient" to tackle poverty in a carbon constrained future.
He suspects that twentieth century modernist notions of development encouraged the construction of these single-use buildings, even though mixed-use buildings would add more value to urban development, which he proposed through alternative development plans.
Second, we inquire into how gendered notions of development and state sanctioned forms of structural and symbolic violence, impact young women's educational experiences and opportunities, and how they in turn respond.
Clearly, the older notions of development toward the goals of constitutionalism or democracy must now be seriously questioned, and to judge the maturity of a political system in terms of the extent to which it adopts any particular set of institutions or techniques of rule is an equally doubtful procedure.
Second, the notion of development as human development reemphasizes the importance of the state.
As with Bausch, this indifference to the notion of development seems to me a renunciation of intelligence, a Warholism.
This is far closer to Amartya Sen's notion of development: one where democracy is important, where people's capabilities and human rights are part of the mission.
Modern progressive Protestants sometimes try to reclaim the notion of development to justify certain recent shifts that others would regard as deviations or degeneration.
The notion of development that Messrs Easterly and Ramalingam critique is itself the product of history, as Mr Easterly indeed points out.
