Content of the lesson
This lesson identifies the reason for an actor-oriented approach and outlines the importance of theories as the
foundation and background for livelihood approaches. It describes a theory of action for actors at the individual level and
estimates how it might contribute to a deeper understanding of the action of specific actors. Further the lesson defines the
focal actor's rational of action and describes the dimensions within the framework used (the "Wiesmann Model") to interpret
the meaning of action that apply to the actors that the lesson is focussing on. To interpret the actor's real-life attempts
to secure their livelihoods the meaning of their actions and strategies is defined using the meta-theory.
Target group
This lesson is rather for advanced students.
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