Human Scale Development: Conception, Application and Further Reflections, Volume 1

Affection authoritarian autonomy banking become behavior capable capacity capital CEPAUR challenge Chile cial civil society collective pathologies concept conventional countries Creation creativity cultural Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation democracy democratic dependence development strategies diversity dogenous dominant economic theory economists efficiency environment example fact forms Freedom fundamental human needs ganizations given need global grids groups heterogeneity historical homo economicus Human Scale Development hyperinflation Identity IDLENESS important increasing individual institutions INTERACTING invisible world lack language Latin American levels macro macro-economic Manfred Max-Neef ment micro micro-macro articulation micro-organizations micro-spaces monetarism monetarist needs and satisfiers negative neo-liberalism ness non-conventional resources organizations Participation policies political poor possible potential poverty problem processes production programs promote Protection pruning regional relevant represent role satisfaction satisfiers and economic self-reliance sense social solidarity spaces stimulate structural Subsistence synergic satisfiers synthesis matrix Third World tion tional tive transdisciplinary Understanding unemployment Vandana Shiva