2000
DOI: 10.1002/1099-1328(200010)12:7<1003::aid-jid698>3.0.co;2-u
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“…We noted the purported resulting weakness in terms of sociological and psychological theory. Gasper (2010) describes the lacuna identifi ed by several authors concerning the human development approach's awareness of 'the social' (e.g., Douglas and Ney 1998, Apthorpe 1997, Giri 2000. Similar points are made by Feldman and Gellert (2006) and Fukuda-Parr (2003a.…”
Section: Human Development Approach's Individualistic Orientation As mentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…We noted the purported resulting weakness in terms of sociological and psychological theory. Gasper (2010) describes the lacuna identifi ed by several authors concerning the human development approach's awareness of 'the social' (e.g., Douglas and Ney 1998, Apthorpe 1997, Giri 2000. Similar points are made by Feldman and Gellert (2006) and Fukuda-Parr (2003a.…”
Section: Human Development Approach's Individualistic Orientation As mentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Gasper (2002) adds a more ontologically substantive critique, arguing that Sen does not have a thought-through conception of 'personhood', and that this leads to a thin and unduly individualistic analysis of well-being. Giri (2000Giri ( : 1016 goes further: 'Sen's agenda of human well-being suff ers from a fundamental problem of dualism between self and other, egotism and altruism. Overcoming this dualism is crucial for realizing human well-being but calls for the work of a creative and refl ective self, a matter that has received little attention from Sen'.…”
Section: Personhood Social Relationships and Collective Capabilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Residents of informal settlements are typically denied land tenure, leaving them vulnerable to eviction; they are often marginalized in decision making; they face poverty and social exclusion; and they are denied basic infrastructure and services such as water supply and sanitation (UN‐Habitat, ). Such conditions contribute to lower quality of life for the majority of informal settlers, and severely curtail their abilities to live secure, prosperous lives (Giri, ; Subbaraman et al ., ). Among the disparities between the formal and the informal city, access to water services such as water supply and sanitation represents one of the most marked.…”
Section: Understanding Water Services and Capabilities In Informal Urmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But other work on human security (for example Burgess et al 2007, Mushakoji 2003, goes far deeper, and can enrich conceptions of personhood and self-development in the human development approach (cf. Giri 2000). Work on 'social quality' can complement these eff orts.…”
Section: A Review Of Contrasts and Suggestionsmentioning
confidence: 99%