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Journal Article
Towards an Anthropology of Local and Regional Development Practice
2018
Overview
Contemporary anthropology provides practical insights about development as a social process but mainly with reference to international contexts. Anthropologists have had little involvement in domestic local and regional development work, and anthropology is practically unknown in local and regional development circles. Yet anthropology can provide practical guidance for development initiatives in local areas by helping professionals to reframe development issues with attention to different actors' knowledges and logics. This article describes how insights from anthropology informed a local and regional development program in North West Tasmania, Australia. An anthropological process of seeking out local knowledges and bringing them into dialogue reframed development problems and suggested new logics of action for change.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subject
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