Development as process
by Alan Rew, David Mosse, John Farrington
Part of Routledge Research/ODI development policy studies
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How do the authors redefine our traditional understanding of "development," and how does shifting from a goal-oriented outcome to viewing development as an ongoing, lived process change the way we approach social change in our own communities?
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In what ways does the book illustrate the often-overlooked gap between policy design at the macro-level and the messy, unpredictable realities of implementation on the ground?
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Think of a time you were involved in a community project, organizational initiative, or personal goal where the actual process diverged wildly from the original plan; how does the book's framework help you make sense of that experience?
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