IDSB02H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Management
16 Dec 2011
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Week 2 chapter 2 meanings and views of. The simplest definition of development, courtesy of the chambers (1997), is. Change is a process which may entail disruption and which it may or may not be possible to direct. 2. 1- the ambiguity of development and its relation to. Development generally implies an all-encompassing change, not just an improvement in one aspect. Secondly, it is not just a question of a one-off process of change to something better, but implies process which builds on itself, where change is continuous and where improvements build on previous improvements. Thirdly, it is a matter of changes occurring at the level of social change and of the individual human being at one and the same time. It may be impossible to achieve good change on a continuous basis without destroying something previously held dear, such as traditional values and forms of livelihood, or a sense of control over day-to-day life.
