Chapter 2
Development and Its Dimensions
All that is valuable in human society depends upon the opportunity for development accorded the individual.
Albert Einstein
Overture
In every society since ancient times, the thrust for change has been evident. The scope of change may have been modest in the past, and the manner of achieving change may have been crude, but the urge for making improvements in society was always there. Rulers of different complexion and persuasion—despotic or benevolent, autocratic or democratic—generally have been concerned ...
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