Social Development, Culture, and Participation　Toward Theorizing Endogenous Development in Tanzania

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What is the role of culture in endogenous development？ Analysis of Tanzania through theory， history， data，and field research answers this question.
Theoretical analysis indicated neither Ujamaa nor recent development policies facilitated endogenous development， but rather development based on culture should be emphasized. Historically， culture was created on ecological systems， structured by social processes， and selected by diverse agencies. Data analysis indicated that endogenous participation should be considered as a prerequisite for social development.
People's perspectives in southeast Tanzania illustrate that diverse agencies promote endogenous development. Empowerment and dialogue of agencies， in addition to structural change are proposed as factors enabling endogenous development.