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[[Majid Rahnema]] cites [[Helena Norberg-Hodge]]{{sfn|Bunyard|1984|p=3|postscript=, cited in {{harvnb|Sachs|1992|p=161}}}} "To take an example, Helena Norberg-Hodge mentions how the notion of poverty hardly existed in [[Ladakh]] when she visited that country for the first time in 1975. Today she says, it has become part of the language. When visiting an outlying village some eight years ago, Helena asked a young Ladakhi where were the poorest houses. 'We have no poor houses in our village,' was the proud reply. Recently Helena saw the same Ladakhi talking to an American tourist and overheard him say, 'if only you could do something for us, we are so poor.'"{{sfn|Sachs|1992|loc="Poverty" by Majid Rahnema|p=161}}
Development is seen as a set of
For example, postdevelopment theorists argue that the politics of defining and satisfying [[needs]] is a crucial dimension of development thought, deeply entwined in the concept of [[agency (sociology)|agency]].
Postdevelopment theory is
===Alternatives to development===
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