This book contains: 1. Introduction 2. The village: Its physical structure 3. The caste structure 4. Economic organisation and social class 5. The distribution of power 6. Conclusion: Castle, class, and power
This book provides three themes; First, deals with scope, method, and possibilities of economics in the study of underdeveloped countries. Second, deals with some characteristics features of the economic landscape in underdeveloped countries. Last, examines certain issues of policy.
Buku ini berisi: 1. Konsep-konsep dasar 2. Teori, strategi, dan perencanaan pembangunan 3. Sumber pembiayaan pembangunan 4. Permasalahan pembangunan 5. Pembangunan regional dan sektoral Etc.
Contents: 1. The Setting 2. The Growth and Distribution : An Overview 3. The Green Revolution 4. What Price Rice? 5. The New Rice Technology and Rural Inequality 6. Farming for the World Market, etc.
Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson conclusively show that it is man-made political and economic institutions that underlie economic success (or lack of it). Korea, to take just one of their fascinating examples, is a remarkably homogeneous nation, yet the people of North Korea are among the poorest on earth while their brothers and sisters in South Korea are among the richest. The south forged a…
This book (Volume 2) contains: 1. Budget and planning 2. Corruption in high places 3. Rising prices and consequences 4. Taxation and banking 5. Industry and working class 6. Food and agriculture 7. Railways and transport
This book (Volume 1) contains: 1. National Issues 2. No-confidence motions 3. Defence and security 4. Home affairs 5. Preventive detention Etc.
The book takes the reader on a fascinating journey through the corridors of parliament as seen through the eyes of a practitioner of thirty years' experience in the 'bear pit' on Macquarie Street. The author's seven years as one of its most highly regarded Speakers provides the background for this detailed and informative study of parliamentary practices and procedures. It lifts the veil on muc…
Buku ini berisi mengenai Buku pegangan untuk anggota dari D.P.R.-G.R. dan juga pedoman bagi pegawai Sekretariat D.P.R.-G.R.
Arguing that 'Congress has substantially ceded its fundamental constitutional role in foreign policy, ' Stephen R. Weissman reveals how Congress's acquiescence to the president and special interests in foreign policy has caused American interests to suffer around the globe. A Culture of Deference offers a behind-the-scenes look at how policy decisions are made--and not made--in Washington.