Development issues of north east India

By:

Konar, Dhirendra Nath (ed.)

Contributor(s):

Chakrabarti, Subhabrata (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Akansha; 2008Description: 202 pISBN:

9788183701167

Subject(s):

Economic history-Northeast

DDC classification:

338.9 DEV

Summary: North-East India,with its extreme natural beauty, cultural and ecological diversities is not an exception in that sense. Different issues on the development aspects of this region can be discussed from different angles. The book contains 11 chapters on various aspects from eminent authors, namely, Chapter 1 is introduction, Chapter 2 reveals the demographic status of all northeastern states except Sikkim. Chapter 3 and 9 examine the relevance of so-called fundamental theories on structural change of any economy, chapter 4 finds out the implication of development policies in the presence of some primitive social systems.

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North-East India,with its extreme natural beauty, cultural and ecological diversities is not an exception in that sense. Different issues on the development aspects of this region can be discussed from different angles. The book contains 11 chapters on various aspects from eminent authors, namely, Chapter 1 is introduction, Chapter 2 reveals the demographic status of all northeastern states except Sikkim. Chapter 3 and 9 examine the relevance of so-called fundamental theories on structural change of any economy, chapter 4 finds out the implication of development policies in the presence of some primitive social systems.

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