TY  - GEN
AU  - Pattanaik, Subrat
TI  - Introduction to development studies
SN  - 9789351508205
U1  - 338.9 
PY  - 2016///
CY  - New Delhi
PB  - Sage Publication India Pvt. Ltd.
KW  -  
N1  - Contents
List of Abbrevilltions  ix
Preface  xiii
About tile Author xix
I. Introduction to Development  1
Concept of Development  2
Development and Growth  6
Characteristics of Less Developed Countries  9
2. Classical and Neo-classical Theories of Development   16
Classical Theories   16
Marxian Theory  20
Neo-classical Model of Development   22
Harrod-Domar Model  22
Robert Solow's Model  22
3. Developmentalist Theory of development   29
Balanced Growth Theory   30
Unbalanced Growth Theory  34
Rostow's Stages of Eronomic Growth   36
W.A. Lewis' Theory of UnUmited Supply of Labour   37
Developmental State Theory  39
Harris-Todaro Model of Labour Migration  43
4. Heterodox Theories of Development   49
Modernization Theory of Development   50
Dependency Theory or Development   56
Nco-Liberal Theory of Development   60
Human Capabilities Theory   63
Gandhlan Theory of Development   66
Sarvodaya  68
Gandhian Doctrine of Trusteeship   68
Gandhi Methodology of ‘Nai Talim' for Development  69
Gandhian Vlllaglsm and Gram Swaraj for Total Development  69
Gandhian Model of Balanced Growth 70
Gandhlan Model of Sustainable Development  70
Gandhian Model of PopulatiOn and Development  71
5. Dimensions of Development 76
Economic Dimension of Development 77
Human Development Dimension 79
Social Development Dimension 81
Cultural Development Dimension 85
Political Development Dimension 88
Gender Dimension 90
Ethical Dimension of Development 95
6. Market, State, and Heterogeneous Actors 104
The Market 105
The State 108
The Market via-a-vis State Partnership 110
Tite International Agencies  112
The Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Civil Society  Organizations (CSOs) 113
The Local Self-government (LSGs) Institutions 115
The Sectors of Development I18
7. Paradigms of Development 126
Poverty Reduction and Basic Needs Paradigm I27
Inclusive Development Paradigm 128
Sustainable Development Paradigm 132
Poverty 134
Governance 134
Health 135
Education 135
Demography 136
International Economic Relationship Paradigm 137
Decentralization and Participatory Development Paradigm 139
8. Development Administration 145
Concept and Meaning 146
Role and Functions of Development Administration 147
Challenges of Development Administration 150
9. Development Governance 158
What Is Development Governance? Why Is It Essential for Development? 159
Dimensions of Development Governance 161
Decentralized Governance 161
e-Governance 164
Participatory Governance 167
Attributes of Good Development Governance 168
Accountability 169
Transparency 170
Responsiveness 170
Equitable and inclusive   170
Effectiveness and Efficiency  171
Rule of Law  171
Participatory  171
Consensus Oriented  172
Pluralistic   172
Issues of Development Governance   173
10. Development Planning   180
Meaning of Planning   181
Role of Development Planning In Development   182
What Are Different Types of Development Planning?   184
Principles of Development Planning   187
Development Plan Formulation   188
Decentralization Development Planning: Indian Experiences   189
11. Development Management   195
What Is Development Management?   196
Functions of Development Management  197
System Approach to Development Project Management   202
What Are the Issues In Development Project Management?   208
12. Development Communication   215
What Is development Communication?  216
Development Communication Theories 219
Principles of Development Communication   220
Approaches to Development Communication   222
Development Communication Strategies   230
Glossary   G-1
Index  I-1

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