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100 | _aDasgupta, Biplab. | ||
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_aVillage society and labour use / _cby Biplab Dasgupta ...[et.al] |
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260 | _aDelhi | ||
260 | _bOxford University Press. | ||
260 | _c1977 | ||
300 | _a229 p. | ||
520 | _aBased on data for 126 village studies, this monograph provides a typology of village socio-economic systems, and examines how far this typology provides a dynamic theory of rural labour utilization. The study shows how, under prevailing socio-political conditions in most Third World countries, commercialization of agriculture would be likely to lead to concentration of land, a shift from family-based' to 'hired labour' based farming, withdrawal of a large proportion of the village population (particularly women and children) from the work force and increased proletarization of the peasantry. It also considers those village socio-economic and ecological factors which influence the pattern of labour utilization, e.g. the allocation of labour time between work in family farm, hired work, non-agricultural work, work outside the village, and non-work. A detailed survey of literature on labour utilization, covering many Asian and African countries, is included. | ||
650 | _aVillages - India | ||
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