People and the State

By:

Robertson

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Paperback / softback

Series:

Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology

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This book looks at the rise, during this century, of planned development. Most discussion has stressed differences in the style, content and organisation of planning in various countries, but this book focuses on the similarities, arguing that it is done in much the same way everywhere, and for basically the same reasons. It begins by tracing the history of modern planning to the efforts of Russia and the western countries earlier this century to organise and control industrialisation and economic growth. It looks at the characteristic structures, processes and organisations; of planning and the conflicts in intentions and aspirations of modern states and of ordinary people. A detailed case study of planning in Malaysia is also included.

Release date NZ

October 18th, 1984

Author

Robertson

Audience

Professional & Vocational

Illustrations

Worked examples or Exercises

Pages

352

Series

Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology

Dimensions

152x228x20

ISBN-13

9780521319485

Product ID

2498070

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