DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM
Introduction INTRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM Development can be seen, it is argued here, as a process of expanding the real freedoms that people enjoy. ... social powers, and the enabling conditions of good health, basic education, and the encouragement and cultivation of initiatives. ... such as China, or Sri Lanka, or parts of India (with ...
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