FREEING THE 'ABORIGINAL INDIVIDUAL': Deconstructing 'Development as Freedom' in Remote Indigenous Australia.
The idea that freedom should be an explicit goal of development schemes has become popular over recent decades. In this article we consider ways in which the concept is applied to remote Indigenous Australia, such as in Noel Pearson's invocations of Amartya Sen's concept of 'development as freedom'....
| Publicado en: | Social Analysis Vol. 60; no. 3; pp. 76 - 95 |
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