This book examines alternative paths to economic development with special reference to the Indian context. It examines alternative meanings of development, the main obstacles to it, including domestic, international and non-economic ones, and alternative strategies and solution. It argues against a doctrinaire neoliberal strategy and favours a balanced approach that pays careful attention to contextual factors.
This book examines alternative paths to economic development with special reference to the Indian context. It examines alternative meanings of development, the main obstacles to it, including domestic, international and non-economic ones, and alternative strategies and solution. It argues against a doctrinaire neoliberal strategy and favours a balanced approach that pays careful attention to contextual factors.
Amitava Krishna Dutt is Professor of Economics and Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame, and Distinguished Professor, FLASCO, Ecuador.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Meaning and measurement of development 3. Domestic economic aspects of development 4. International aspects of development 5. Non-economic aspects of development 6. Strategies for economic development 7. Conclusion References Index
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Meaning and measurement of development 3. Domestic economic aspects of development 4. International aspects of development 5. Non-economic aspects of development 6. Strategies for economic development 7. Conclusion References Index
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