Dimensions of Human Development - Research report on Basic Human Needs lists

Dimensions of Human Development - Research report on Basic Human Needs lists

		PART I: THE PHENOMENON OF 'LISTS' OF HUMAN ENDS IN ECONOMIC LITERATURE
		Introduction: the phenomenon of 'lists' of human ends in economic literature
		Preliminary Situation of this discussion: The normative use of lists
		Dimensions and Practical Problems
		Dimensions and Utilities
		Dimensions and Capabilities
		From this: the definitive statement of the list
		Dimensions of Human Development and of Capability: A Proposition
		Elements of the lists
		PART II: CONTENT OF THE DIMENSIONS OF DEVELOPMENT
		Methods for arbitrating disputes
		Criteria for dimensions of human development (85)
		Other lists: the four arguments demonstrated
		Conclusion
		Bibliography:
		Dimensions of Human Development - Lists of Basic Needs
		1. Basic Human Values - Full Life - Central Human Capabilities - Axiological Categories - Prudential values for Development - Basic Needs - HR in Another Key
		2. The Resolved Synthesis list cross-referenced with sources : Physical Life: - Companionship - Understanding - Creative Work And Play - Participation Appreciation Of Beauty - Harmony With Self - Harmony With Non-Human World - Harmony With Some Greater-Than-Human Source Of Meaning/Value
		3. Other Lists : Basic Features of Well-Being - Values sought by all individuals - & societies - Primary Goods - Comparative Scandanavian Welfare Study - Intermediate Needs - Dimensions of Deprivation - Concern Clusters - Prudential Values - True Worlds
		4. Other Lists, very loosely categorised -: Nielsen-Lane-Murray -Fromm- Maslow - Rokeach- Davitt, - Ramsay - Schwartz - Diener - Cummins
		5. Other Lists, very loosely categorised - SYNTHESIS-: Nielsen-Lane-Murray -Fromm- Maslow - Rokeach- Davitt, - Ramsay- Schwartz - Diener - Cummins
		6. Basic forms of human good - Basic Human Values - FINNIS 1980 - 1996
		Notes:

Dimensions of Human Development - Research report on Basic Human Needs lists

DRAFT for DSA Conference, Norwich, 11-13 September,1997

Sabina Alkire

Note: ( ) the figures between brackets refer to the notes at the end of this document

The Tables for Dimensions of Human Development - Lists of Basic Needs at the end of this document include:

1. Basic Human Values - Full Life - Central Human Capabilities - Axiological Categories - Prudential values for Development - Basic Needs - HR in Another Key

2. The Resolved Synthesis list cross-referenced with sources :Physical Life: - Companionship - Understanding - Creative Work And Play - Participation Appreciation Of Beauty - Harmony With Self - Harmony With Non-Human World - Harmony With Some Greater-Than-Human Source Of Meaning/Value

3. Other Lists : Basic Features of Well-Being - Values sought by all individuals - & societies - Primary Goods - Comparative Scandanavian Welfare Study - Intermediate Needs - Dimensions of Deprivation - Concern Clusters - Prudential Values - True Worlds

4. Other Lists, very loosely categorised -: Nielsen-Lane-Murray -Fromm- Maslow - Rokeach- Davitt, - Ramsay - Schwartz - Diener - Cummins

5. Other Lists, very loosely categorised - SYNTHESIS-: Nielsen-Lane-Murray -Fromm- Maslow - Rokeach- Davitt, - Ramsay- Schwartz - Diener - Cummins

6. Basic forms of human good - Basic Human Values - FINNIS 1980 - 1996