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Development, the state and civil society (Paperback, 3rd ed)
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Numerous opportunities have come and gone over the past 20 years of
democracy in South Africa for the State to engage with Civil
Society and bring development closer to its intended beneficiaries.
Civil Society, through its advocacy initiatives, has secured for
itself a greater voice and choice in development, and every role
player therein should continuously endeavour to make a difference
by participating actively and meaningfully in development.
Authentic, sustainable grassroots transformation and development,
however, is not possible without public participation, social
learning, self-reliance and empowerment. Development, the State and
Civil Society in South Africa addresses the practical reality of
the development consultant, government and public sector change
agent, politician and policy maker. Departing from a humanist and
people-centred perspective, it captures the fundamentals upon which
most development theory, policy, programmes/projects and practices
are based, namely cooperation, participatory planning and public
participation. The book follows a holistic, multidisciplinary
approach to assessing development management principles and
strategies. Important challenges in development management and
related practice and policy interventions are also functionally
integrated. Contents include the following: Development theories,
management and the democratic developmental State; Promoting
people-centred development and good governance; The role of
developmental non-governmental organisations; The private sector
and social responsibility; The role of trade unions and
international development agencies; Micro-level development and
public participation; Integrated Development Planning (IDP); Social
development research; Chapter review questions test knowledge and
understanding of issues discussed, and encourage critical
examination from different perspectives. The final chapter provides
guidelines for writing scientific documents and using basic social
research methodology - essential skills for all researchers and
practitioners in development management.
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