Social Development Theory
This concept focuses on people's real _______.
What are personal capabilities?
A country switches from farming to manufacturing and experiences urbanization. What is this often called?
What is "economic" and "social" development?
This term refers to the economic and political control exercised by one country over it's own people
What is "colonialism?"
The linking thread between participation and community development
What is collective power?
Change is ______
What is collective?
When was the term "social development" first used?
What is the late 19th century?
Modernists believed what about "underdeveloped communities"?
Saw change as stagnant, they lacked the ability to change to meet present times
A mindset or behavior where a white person steps in to aid Black, Indigenous, and other POC, but from a state of self-interest and personal, assumed superiority
What is white saviorism?
Civil society refers to..
What is the space outside of the state and the market where individuals may organize and participate in decision-making.
Type of social change based on new innovation and inventions
What is "technological" change?
The goal for the EPS Model
What is Empowerment?
The economic transition from farming towards factories and services
What is industrialization?
Term that might be used when referring to how old colonial systems continue to oppress and cause trauma and lasting poverty
What is "Lasting Legacy"?
Examples of Civil Society
What are community organizations, associations, unions, social movements, people's organizations and others.
Type of change based on the number of individuals moving in or out of a country
Migration/Emigration/Relocation/Immigration/Resettlement based change
The goal of the Strengths Model
The idea that poverty in one country may be connected to the wealth in another country
What is Dependency Theory?
Frameworks that need to be explored to affect post-colonialism impacts
What are "anti-oppressive" frameworks?
Social Capital refers to..
What is focusing on relationships and networks that aid people?
Movement based on seeing change in laws or government policy
What is political change?
Three points emphasized in the Social Development theory (Name 3)
What is empowerment, capacity enhancement, participation, social investment, social rights, equality, and justice?
What resources did wealthier nations take advantage of regards to the impoverished communities
What is "cheaper materials and lower wages"?
What theory analyzes the impact race and white supremacy have on power strictures?
What is Critical Race Theory, or CRT?
Example of Social Capital
Network of People, or Relationships
Social movement that transformed society in terms of systemic oppression, poverty and inequality
What is revolutionary movement or revolutionary social work?