The human development paradigm: operationalizing sen's ideas on capabilities
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...…Note that this survey does not discuss measurement issues or the question of operationalizing and applications, which have been discussed elsewhere (for example, Brandolini and D’Alessio, 1998; Robeyns, 2000, pp. 21–27; Saith, 2001; Alkire, 2002; Fukuda-Parr, 2003; Kuklys and Robeyns, 2004)....
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...Note that this survey does not discuss measurement issues or the question of operationalizing and applications, which have been discussed elsewhere (for example, Brandolini and D’Alessio, 1998; Robeyns, 2000, pp. 21–27; Saith, 2001; Alkire, 2002; Fukuda-Parr, 2003; Kuklys and Robeyns, 2004)....
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...The capability approach has also provided the theoretical foundations of the human development paradigm (Fukuda-Parr, 2003; Fukuda-Parr and Kumar, 2003)....
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...See, for example, Nussbaum (2000) and Martha Nussbaum and Amartya Sen (1993)....
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...These mobilize the individual agency of people and strengthen their productive capacity for their own private interest....
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...…and a predecessor to the human development approach, the basic needs approach.3 Explicit philosophical foundations and conceptual roots As Martha Nussbaum (2000) points out, all public policy formulation unavoidably reflects normative positions and so should be subjected to critical…...
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...It also contrasts with other work using the capability approach, such as Nussbaum’s efforts to finalize a list of essential capabilities (Nussbaum 2000).5 But the HDRs have argued that the capabilities given priority within public policy will change over time and from one community to another....
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...To understand these key elements of the human development approach and their relevance for development policy and strategy, it helps to compare it with other approaches that have influenced public policy debates, such as the dominant neoliberal paradigm and a predecessor to the human development approach, the basic needs approach.3 Explicit philosophical foundations and conceptual roots As Martha Nussbaum (2000) points out, all public policy formulation unavoidably reflects normative positions and so should be subjected to critical philosophical reasoning....
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...Sen sets out the limitations of this approach (Amartya Sen and Bernard Williams 1982), among which the most significant is the neglect of rights, freedoms, and human agency....
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...Amartya Sen, human development, capabilities, human rights, gender, democratic governance...
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