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Human Development– At Stake

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change, "individual-society" relationship

Summary
The "individual-society" relationship has been studied as a basic functional mechanism, dominated by the organizing principle of social organization in its historically different social forms. It defends the thesis that today, human development has become such an organizing principle. Human development and social development, turning each other into a goal and mechanism for achieving it, are becoming more identical. This is actually the modern social ideal - achieving social structure that creates the best conditions and opportunities for developing the strengths and abilities of each person.

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