Re-thinking economic development : the green revolution, agrarian structure and transformation in Bangladesh

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Re-thinking economic development : the green revolution, agrarian structure and transformation in Bangladesh

Fujita Koichi ; translated by Minako Sato

(Kyoto area studies on Asia / Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, v. 19)

Kyoto university Press , Trans Pacific Press, 2010

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  • : Kyoto University Press

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"English version of my study on rural development in Bangladesh first published in 2005 in Japanese by Kyoto University Press"--Pref., p. xiii

Includes bibliographical references (p. 278-289) and indexes

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This study investigates the impact of agrarian development programs on rural class structure in Bangladesh, and it highlights how the local administration of infrastructure affected the social stratification of villages. Re-thinking Economic Development shows how the so-called Green Revolution was conducive to the formation of the groundwater market and the emergence of the 'waterlords'. The book demonstrates the ways in which the failure of formal finance facilities contributed to the credit flow from the wealthy to the poor, with the transformation of the potato-marketing system and the structure of rural finance.

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