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Globalización, Desarrollo, Tecnología e integridad humana (uploaded image,…

- - - - environmental, social and cultural as well as economic sustainability,
        
        prioritization of the needs of the poor, and
        
        empowerment of the powerless and disempowered.
    - - raising living standards in ‘underdeveloped areas’ so as to promote peace and security
      - now incorporated into most mainstream policies and project implementations, originated as ‘radical’ alternatives, before the advent of postmodernist critiques of development and developmentalism
      - generic commitment to improved quality of life, reduced social polarization and tension, and enhanced sustainability constitute an ideology to some critics, it would be the kind of ideology
      - The alienating, destructive and inappropriate forms of development should more appropriately be termed mal-development, dedevelopment or underdevelopment.
      - an increasing proportion of the world’s growing population now lives longer and has access to
        better educational opportunities and incomes.
      - move from an anti-development stance towards postdevelopment.
      - Increasing globalization, it comprises a diverse and in some respects unpredictable set of processes mediated by often profoundly unequal power relations, out of and against which resistances, contradictions, divergences and new hybridities commonly arise
  - - - Global into local and back: the dialectics of scale
      - The trade-off game: widening horizons, containing costs, promoting sustainability
      - Paradigm shift: mainstreaming radical alternatives
      - Harnessing technology
      - Translating development from theory into practice