Planning for social and economic development : essays in honour of Professor D.M. Nanjundappa

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Planning for social and economic development : essays in honour of Professor D.M. Nanjundappa

edited by R. Bharadwaj and M.V. Nadkarni

Sage Publications, 1992

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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The eighteen original essays in this volume highlight how planning is not merely a bureaucratic process and can coexist with, and function in, an economy dominated by market forces. Among the issues discussed are: education, land reforms, food and agriculture, energy, public finance, the environment and regional and state-level planning. The contributors show how planning needs to be an open process and cannot be confined merely to stepping up growth rates and investment, but that it must work towards placing people at the centre of the development process.

Table of Contents

Introduction - M V Nadkarni and R Bharadwaj D M Nanjundappa - M V Nadkarni and Abdul Aziz His Life and Work Economic Growth and Social Justice - V K R V Rao Education - Why, How and Whither of Its Planning - Malcolm S Adiseshiah Integrating Higher Education and Development - A Policy Perspective - Ranganath Bharadwaj and K K Balachandran Beyond Output Growth - Abdul Aziz Human Resource Management for Improved Productivity Planning for Employment - P Hanumantha Rayappa and G Nagaraju What has Been our Experience? Rapid Population Growth and Economic Development in India - Ramesh Kanbargi and Shanta Kanbargi An Overview and Assessment Land Reforms - V M Rao The Next Phase Food, Nutrition and Prices - R Radhakrishna and C Ravi Some Macro Issues Three Epochs of Technology Extension Nexus in Karnataka Agriculture - S Bisaliah Some Policy Issues Planning and Energy - T R Satish Chandran Some Macro Issues Planning and Environmental Concerns - M V Nadkarni Financing the Plans - Atul Sarma Resource Crunch or Lack of Political Will? Capital Markets in India - R H Patil India in the World Economy - Sumitra Chishti Challenges and Prospects in the Nineties District Planning Experiment in Karnataka - S G Bhat Economic and Planning Council of Karnataka - G Thimmaiah An Insider's Evaluation

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