Exam 1: Development

The advantage of the Human Development Index (HDI) over the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is that it (HDI) focuses more on ______.

Although the Rostow's "Stages of Growth" represent development as a series of evolutionary stages, its success depended on ______.

Which of the following are consequences of large-scale farming?

The English factory-model called "Lancaster School" was established in ______.

The sustainability project is a response to the development and globalization projects in the sense that it addresses the ______.

The development paradox refers to the extent to which participatory methods reproduce ______, and renew development's legitimacy as poverty adversary.

Development, today, is increasingly about how we survive the future, rather than how we improve on the past.

The effect of technology 'decoupling' from nature is known as ______.

What function did the "colonial division of labor" serve, during the colonial era, and in shaping the terms of reference of the development project?

While ______ produced new class inequalities within colonized societies, ______ racialized international inequality.

The development, globalization, and sustainability projects have the same goals.

Dependency was meant for non-European nations to become developed.

The theorization of development as a series evolutionary, linear stages is most associated with the work of ______.

Eduardo Galeano observation, "advertising enjoins everyone to consume, while the economy prohibits the vast majority of humanity from doing so...", implies that ______.

The main advantage of "Human Development Index" over conventional measures such as "Gross National Product" is its focus on ecological consequences of development.

Development extended many forms of social engineering to colonies in order to help them develop like the Europeans. These include, all of the following EXCEPT:

Dependency analysis arose as a critique of Weberian theory.

One implication of Walt Rostow's work, "Stages of Economic Growth" is that ______.

The "Stages of Growth" represent development as a reversible, natural, and spontaneous process.

Explain the statement: "Development involved a relation of power."