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Cultural change—anthropologists tell us—begins with processes of innovation, of which cultural borrowing or diffusion is by far the most common. But it can also be precipitated by social acceptance, by selective elimination and by integration.
16 sie 2020 · The general goal for each paper is to articulate a conceptual framework for thinking systematically about culture and applied developmental issues. More specific questions to address are: What is culture? What facets of culture do you focus on and why? What are the roles of culture in development?
6 lis 2021 · To address these interconnected concepts especially in the context of global development agenda, this entry first explains the concept of culture and its characteristics before discussing it in...
1 gru 2018 · I first present an interdisciplinary theory of social change, culture, and human development that can provide a guide for both research designs and interdisciplinary procedures to assess the implications of social change for culture and human development.
In short, the current analyses of the role of culture in development focus on monetary evaluation and disregard the social dimensions, giv-ing only a partial understanding of how the arts can enrich societies and individuals and limiting the formulation of culture-based develop-ment policies. These contributions demonstrate the need to introduce
25 kwi 2020 · After WWII, development became a major global pursuit, and culture played a key role in ideas of how to nurture its occurrence. This chapter scrutinizes postwar, largely uncritical, development theory—focusing on the way in which culture appears in these ideas.
the very concept of development, and then clarifying what is understood by culture in development cooperation, in or-der to generate tools which favour the application of the theory and the mainstreaming of culture in development practice. There are many authors who have dealt with the cultu-
