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Human needs : a contribution to the current debate / edited by Katrin Lederer, in cooperation with Johan Galtung, David Antal.

Contributor(s): Lederer, Katrin [editor] | Galtung, Johan | Antal, David | United Nations University. Science Center Berlin. "Goals, Processes, and Indicators of Development" Project.

Series: Publication of the Science Center Berlin: v. 12.Publisher: Cambridge, Mass. : Koenigstein/Ts. : Oelgeschlager, Gunn & Hain ; A. Hain, c1980Description: xi, 361 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0899460275.Subject(s): SOCIOLOGY | ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY | SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Contents:

Part I : Theoretical Approaches to Needs Chapter 1. Human Needs: A Social-Psychological Approach --- Otto Kline berg

Chapter 2. Society, Needs, and Rights: A Systemic Approach --- Carlos A. Mallmann

Chapter 3. The Basic Needs Approach --- Oscar Nudler

Part II : Typical Misunderstandings about Needs Chapter 4. Human Needs: A Sophisticated Holistic Approach --- Oscar Nudler

Chapter 5. About Implicit Limitations on Satisfiers --- Yona Friedman

Chapter 6. Logical Clarifications in the Study of Needs --- Carlos A. Mallmann and Solomon Marcus

Part III : Normative and Political Implications of Needs Concepts Chapter 7. aman Needs and Freedom: Liberal, Marxist, and Gandhian Perspectives --- Ramashray Roy

Chapter 8. Can "True" and "False" Needs Be Posited? --- Agnes Heller

Chapter 9. vfeeds and Dynamics --- Eleonora Masini

Chapter 10. Basic Questions about Basic Human Needs --- Gilbert Rist

Part IV : Application of Needs Approaches to Practice Chapter 11. sFeeds Methodology: The Environmental Case --- Katrin Lederer

Chapter 12. Needs Communication: Viable Needs Patterns and Their Identification --- Anthony N. J. Judge

Chapter 13. Labor and Leisure in Conflict? Needs in Developing and Industrial Societies --- Bernhardt Glaeser

Chapter 14. Needs-based Decisionmaking --- Michael Chevalier

Future Needs Research Chapter 15. Areas for Further Research in Needs --- Johan Galtung and Katrin Lederer

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Based on papers presented at a conference ("Goals, desirability, and chances for implementation of need-oriented environmental planning--towards a concept for human growth") held at the International Institute for Environment and Society, Science Center, Berlin, May 27-29, 1978.

Bibliography: p. 347-355.

Part I : Theoretical Approaches to Needs

Chapter 1. Human Needs: A Social-Psychological Approach --- Otto Kline berg