Summarize the Main Arguments of Modernization Theory and Dependency Theory

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Essay

Summarize the main arguments of modernization theory and dependency theory with respect to the transformation of poor societies. How does the former approach make social change sound more positive and easier than the second? What is the role of high-income nations such as Canada, according to each approach? On balance, which approach do you find more convincing? Why?

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Definitions:

Continued Subordination

The ongoing process or state of being placed in a lower rank or position, often referring to systematic and structural forms of inequality and discrimination.

Symbolic Interactionists

Researchers or theorists who apply the principles of symbolic interactionism to study how individuals communicate and create societal norms through symbolic interactions.

Development of Self

is the process by which individuals form their own identities and sense of self through interactions with others and their environments.

Definitions and Interpretations

involves the process of explaining the meaning of concepts, words, or symbols and how they are understood in various contexts.