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Slide 1
- Dev should also focus on what people can do with resources (freedom & capabilities) and how this influences their quality of life.
- Free markets to hone more agency for people. Authoritarian regimes limit freedoms more than the free market principles do.
- Culmination VS Comprehensive (more holistic) outcomes.

Slide 2
- Freedom, valuation and tradition:
Sen says (unpopular opinion): economic development is not harmful if pathways to dev and freedom are chosen democratically, keeping in mind capabilities. "People directly involved should be directly involved in choosing"
But: conflict between participatory freedom & established secular and religious traditions :)

Slide 3
Two discussion points

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Sadhbh video: Amartya Sen on Freedom // 2 companies comparison

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Sadhbh video: Amartya Sen on Freedom // 2 companies comparison

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BunGwSCuksE

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Forms of unfreedom: survival, political, equality and ... one more.
Processes and opportunities are the views of freedom that involves the process that allow freedom of action/decision & opportunities given though personal and social circumstance.
Two roles of freedom:
1 - Evaluation: the normative approach: substantive individual freedoms are critical.
2 - Effectiveness: Freedom is a principal determinant of individual initiative & social effectiveness,

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Pres part 1: Robin
Pres part 2: Sadhbh

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Maureen presentation notes on Halima's story: SLA analysis

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Maureen presentation notes on Halima's story: SLA analysis

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Try to identify the “vulnerabilities.”
Seasonalities, shocks, critical trends:
Fluctuations in price due to a lot of middle men, lack of knowledge (lack of social capital),
What structures were used to work towards the accumulation of capital?
Oxfam itself using SLA to identify what was necessary, enabling access to the markets, improving farmer abilities
What is the “sustainable strategy”?
What are the “sustainable outcomes” and what types of capital that have expanded can we identify?
Human capital, infrastructure (irrigation & production and farming process) --> physical capital, result = financial capital.
Food security, stability of income & quality of life improved: also access to education
Looking into the definition of sustainable livelihoods: What is key to its character that has been pursued here?
To what extent do you think this SLA approach is actually sustainable?
Dependant on the global market price and economy fluctuations, but good improvements in quality of life etc, for now

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Difficult questions were about
- Reification (verdinglichung)
- Generalised reciprocity
- Rational choice theory = part of structuralism
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