Political regimes, public policy and economic development : agricultural performance and rural change in two Punjabs
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Political regimes, public policy and economic development : agricultural performance and rural change in two Punjabs
Sage Publications, 1988
- : U.S.
- : India
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National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Library (GRIPS Library)
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Bibliography: p. [190]-200
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The author spent thirty months in both the Punjabs (India and Pakistan) studying farmers, their agricultural practices and experiences with the administrative authorities. The differences in the rate and extent of technological change in the rural areas of the two Punjabs is analysed in the light of disparities between the two in terms of political apparatus, agricultural and rural development policies, ethnic and religious values, infrastructural and educational facilities, and land reform legislation.
Table of Contents
Towards Rural Development and Agricultural Growth
Irrigation Alternatives and Public Policy
Official Priorities and Reclamation Strategy
Distribution Patterns of Fertilizer and Credit
Extension and the Contribution of Organizations
The Impact of Farm Lobbies on Agricultural Policy
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