Perspectives on urbanization and migration:India and USSR/ edited by S. Manzoor Alam and Fatima Alikhan

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"Alam,S. Manzoor(ed.)"

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TextPublication details: Ahmedabad; Allied; 1987Description: 550pDDC classification:

307.76 PER

Summary: India and USSR are countries with distinctly different politico-economic systems and therefore their methods of dealing with socio-economic problems also widely vary. This differential approach in perceiving problems and consequently in tackling them is significantly brought out in this volume which is a collection of papers presented by Iridian and Soviet scholars. Two diametrically different experiences -the Soviet and the Indian+are examined in detail. The controlled migratory movement of population has helped the USSR avoid the growth of slums and dichotomous development of its urban economy. It is worthwhile for the planning authorities in India to study the regulatory flow of migrants in the Soviet Union, in order to evolve their own strategies in a country where urbanization has become a key factor in the politico-economic ethos.

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India and USSR are countries with distinctly different politico-economic systems and therefore their methods of dealing with
socio-economic problems also widely vary. This differential approach in perceiving problems and consequently in tackling them
is significantly brought out in this volume which is a collection of papers presented by Iridian and Soviet scholars.
Two diametrically different experiences -the Soviet and the Indian+are examined in detail. The controlled migratory
movement of population has helped the USSR avoid the growth of slums and dichotomous development of its urban
economy. It is worthwhile for the planning authorities in India to study the regulatory flow of migrants in the Soviet Union, in
order to evolve their own strategies in a country where urbanization has become a key factor in the politico-economic ethos.

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