Globalization and local development in India

By:

Landy, Frederic (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Manohar Pub.; 2004Description: 248 pISBN:

9788173045400

Subject(s):

Globalisation

DDC classification:

338.9 GLO

Summary: This collective volume brings together the interdisciplinary work of a group of French social scholars who have specialized on India. By focusing on the different levels or 'scales' of development - local, regional, national and international - of India in the last few decades, multidisciplinary perspectives from geography, economics, anthropology, sociology, agronomy and history try to highlight the complexity of the Indian development process, in particular the fact that India's development cannot be pinpointed down as occuring at one single level.

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This collective volume brings together the interdisciplinary work of a group of French social scholars who have specialized on India. By focusing on the different levels or 'scales' of development - local, regional, national and international - of India in the last few decades, multidisciplinary perspectives from geography, economics, anthropology, sociology, agronomy and history try to highlight the complexity of the Indian development process, in particular the fact that India's development cannot be pinpointed down as occuring at one single level.

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