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Metamorphosis in Man – Land Relations
1 Changes
in Issues, Priorities and Viewpoints
2 Agrarian
Reform – The Unfinished Business
3 The
Farm Size – Productivity Issue
4 On
Ownership and Tenancy
5 Increasing
Socio-economic Differentiation in Agriculture
5.1 Types
of Farm Households in the 50s
5.2 Farm
Household Differentiation until the End of the Century
6 Implications
for Development Policies
7 Changing
Functions of Land for the Society
8 Land
Rights of Specific Groups
9 Changing
Notions Regarding Property in Land
10 Emergence
of a New Analytical Concept
11 Towards
the Next Century
LAND TENURE AND SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: KOREA
Introduction
1 MAN
AND LAND DURING THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF GERMANY
1.1 Man
and Land at the Individual Level
1.2 Labour
Force on the Land
1.3 Man
and Land at Society Level
2 DEVEIOPNENT
OF MAN - LAND RELATIONS IN KOREA
2.1 Ancient
Societies - Group Control of Land
2.2 Unified
Silla - Centralized Control of Land
2.3 Koryo
Dynasty - Temporary Private Control of Land
2.4 Yi Dynasty (Jonseon Dynasty) - Permanent Private Control of Land
2.5 Japanese
Rule - Private Property of Land
2.6 Korea
- Small-scale Owner-operator
3 SOME
CURRENT ISSUES OF MAN-LAND RELATIONS IN KOREA
CAUSES OF UNDERDEVELOPMENT AND CONCEPTS FOR DEVELOPMENT
— AN INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT THEORIES
Introduction
1 MODERNIZATION
THEORIES
1.1 DUALISM
THEORIES
1.2 STRATEGY
THEORIES
1.2.1 Theory
of Balanced Growth
1.2.2 Theory
of Unbalanced Growth
1.2.3 Theory
of Stages of Growth
1.2.4 'Big-push'
Theory
1.2.5 Theory
of Development Poles
1.2.6 Theory
of Circular Causation
1.3 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL
THEORIES
1.3.1 Sociological
Explanation of Socioeconomic Change
1.3.2 Theory
of Social Change
2. DEPENDENCE
THEORIES
2.1 EXTERNAL
TRADE THEORIES
2.1.1 Theories
of Circular Deterioration of Terms of Trade
2.1.2 Theory
of Immiserizing Growth
2.2 IMPERIALISM
THEORY
2.2.1 Classical
Imperialism Theory
2.2.2 Modern
Imperialism Theory
2.3 DEPENDENCIA
THEORIES
3 TOWARDS
A GENERAL THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT
4 LITERATURE
Agrarian Reform - New Tasks for the 90s
1 Introduction
2 Limitation of Land
Use Rights
3 Limitation of State
Activities as Entrepreneur
The Agrarian Sector in Pakistan's Development Process
Introduction
1 1947
- 1965, the period of stagnating agriculture
2 1965
- 1977, the period of progress in agricultural production
3 1977
until now, period of externally stimulated development
4 Consequences
for Agriculture and Rural Development Policy
5 Consequences
for Agricultural Development Theory
The Last Generation of "Peasants" is Approaching
1 Introduction
2 Causes
3 Consequences
An Area Farmers Association: Its Structure, Activities,
Accomplishments and Problems.
1 Structure
2 Activities
3 Accomplishments
4 Problems
Aspects of Agrarian Structures
1. Systems of Land Tenure
1.1 Systems of Land Ownership
1.2 Farm Tenancy
1.3 Systems of Labour Organization
1.4 Special Topics
1.4.1 The Farmsize - Productivity Issue
1.4.2 Ownership and Tenancy
1.4.3 Changing Notions regarding Property
2. Systems of Land Management
3. Agrarian Systems
4. Socioeconomic Differentiation of Agriculture
5. Changing Functions of Land
6. Important Developments in Land Tenure, Land Management and Man-Land Relations
6.1 Changes in Human Relations
6.1.1 Reduction of Dependences
6.1.2 Establishment of the "Progressive Farmers" Stratum
6.1.3 Increasing Organization of Target Groups
6.2 Changes in Income and in ist Distribution
6.2.1 Reduction in Farm Size
6.2.2 Phasing out Agriculture
6.2.3 Increasing Regional Differentiation
6.3 Changes in Production and Productivity
6.3.1 Increase in Production and Productivity
6.3.2 Importance of Freedom in Land Management
6.3.3 Decline in Settlement Activities
6.3.4 Increasing Ecological Degradation
6.4 Development of Land Markets
6.4.1 Markets for Land Ownership Rights
6.4.2 Markets for Usufruct Rights
6.4.3 Land Market Regulations
7. Land Rights of Specific Groups
8. Towards the Next Century
9.
Literature
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