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Changing Rural Systems In Oman
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First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 372g
- ISBN-13: 9781138970144
- ISBN-10: 113897014X
- Artikelnr.: 57038820
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 372g
- ISBN-13: 9781138970144
- ISBN-10: 113897014X
- Artikelnr.: 57038820
Roderic W. Dutton
1. INTRODUCTION 2. RURAL COMMUNITIES UNDER CHANGE: DEVELOPMENT OR
DISINTEGRATION? 2.1 An idealised pre-oil village community 2.2 Oil-induced
change 3. THE KHABURA PROJECT: DESIGN 3.1 Guiding concepts 3.2 Elements of
the farm and craft-industrial system 4. THE KHABURA PROJECT: FIELD TRIALS,
DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRAINING 4.1 Goats and sheep 4.2 Training paravets 4.3
Dairying 4.4 Spinning and weaving 4.5 Composting dung 4.6 Soils and tillage
4.7 Forage crops 4.8 Irrigation systems 4.9 A rural enterprise:
fibre-reinforced-cement channels 4.10 Sheep and goat pens 4.11 Locally made
tools and equipment 4.12 Economic analysis of the Project's small-fann
system 4.13 Extension and training 4.14 Towards a new rural production
system? 5. FROM A SUB-REGIONAL TO A NATIONAL PROGRAMME 5.1 Integrating with
government 5.2 Wadi Quriyat Animal Breeding and Applied Research Centre 5.3
The Goat Multiplication and Development Project 5.4 A national programme
but too narrow a vision 6. PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT 6.1 Prospect:
integration through a Rural Development Centre 6.2 Retrospect: evaluating
the experience.
DISINTEGRATION? 2.1 An idealised pre-oil village community 2.2 Oil-induced
change 3. THE KHABURA PROJECT: DESIGN 3.1 Guiding concepts 3.2 Elements of
the farm and craft-industrial system 4. THE KHABURA PROJECT: FIELD TRIALS,
DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRAINING 4.1 Goats and sheep 4.2 Training paravets 4.3
Dairying 4.4 Spinning and weaving 4.5 Composting dung 4.6 Soils and tillage
4.7 Forage crops 4.8 Irrigation systems 4.9 A rural enterprise:
fibre-reinforced-cement channels 4.10 Sheep and goat pens 4.11 Locally made
tools and equipment 4.12 Economic analysis of the Project's small-fann
system 4.13 Extension and training 4.14 Towards a new rural production
system? 5. FROM A SUB-REGIONAL TO A NATIONAL PROGRAMME 5.1 Integrating with
government 5.2 Wadi Quriyat Animal Breeding and Applied Research Centre 5.3
The Goat Multiplication and Development Project 5.4 A national programme
but too narrow a vision 6. PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT 6.1 Prospect:
integration through a Rural Development Centre 6.2 Retrospect: evaluating
the experience.
1. INTRODUCTION 2. RURAL COMMUNITIES UNDER CHANGE: DEVELOPMENT OR
DISINTEGRATION? 2.1 An idealised pre-oil village community 2.2 Oil-induced
change 3. THE KHABURA PROJECT: DESIGN 3.1 Guiding concepts 3.2 Elements of
the farm and craft-industrial system 4. THE KHABURA PROJECT: FIELD TRIALS,
DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRAINING 4.1 Goats and sheep 4.2 Training paravets 4.3
Dairying 4.4 Spinning and weaving 4.5 Composting dung 4.6 Soils and tillage
4.7 Forage crops 4.8 Irrigation systems 4.9 A rural enterprise:
fibre-reinforced-cement channels 4.10 Sheep and goat pens 4.11 Locally made
tools and equipment 4.12 Economic analysis of the Project's small-fann
system 4.13 Extension and training 4.14 Towards a new rural production
system? 5. FROM A SUB-REGIONAL TO A NATIONAL PROGRAMME 5.1 Integrating with
government 5.2 Wadi Quriyat Animal Breeding and Applied Research Centre 5.3
The Goat Multiplication and Development Project 5.4 A national programme
but too narrow a vision 6. PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT 6.1 Prospect:
integration through a Rural Development Centre 6.2 Retrospect: evaluating
the experience.
DISINTEGRATION? 2.1 An idealised pre-oil village community 2.2 Oil-induced
change 3. THE KHABURA PROJECT: DESIGN 3.1 Guiding concepts 3.2 Elements of
the farm and craft-industrial system 4. THE KHABURA PROJECT: FIELD TRIALS,
DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRAINING 4.1 Goats and sheep 4.2 Training paravets 4.3
Dairying 4.4 Spinning and weaving 4.5 Composting dung 4.6 Soils and tillage
4.7 Forage crops 4.8 Irrigation systems 4.9 A rural enterprise:
fibre-reinforced-cement channels 4.10 Sheep and goat pens 4.11 Locally made
tools and equipment 4.12 Economic analysis of the Project's small-fann
system 4.13 Extension and training 4.14 Towards a new rural production
system? 5. FROM A SUB-REGIONAL TO A NATIONAL PROGRAMME 5.1 Integrating with
government 5.2 Wadi Quriyat Animal Breeding and Applied Research Centre 5.3
The Goat Multiplication and Development Project 5.4 A national programme
but too narrow a vision 6. PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT 6.1 Prospect:
integration through a Rural Development Centre 6.2 Retrospect: evaluating
the experience.