
One of the most comprehensive works in the vast area of human development in the North-Eastern region of India, this volume brings new thinking on the approach to poverty, measurement of poverty, relationship between economic growth and human development, socio-political transition, politics of growth and growth trends, and development attainment. The status of HD across and within the eight North-Eastern states (the study also includes Orissa), have been provided with large empirical data. Academicians from within and outside the region contributing to this volume broadly divide the literature into three sections: (i) concept and measurement of growth and human development; (ii) the issue at the national level; and (iii) the issue in the North-East region.Meaningful for formulating development policies that will have larger implications for the country as a whole, the volume is enriched with HD indices of each major state, and comparative HD analysis at all-India level.
This volume investigates the complex relationship between economic growth and human development indicators within the specific socio-political context of North-East India. Purushottam Nayak compiles contributions from various academicians to evaluate poverty measurement, growth trends, and development attainment across eight states. The text utilizes extensive empirical data to bridge the gap between theoretical economic concepts and the practical realities of regional policy formulation. By providing comparative indices, the work establishes a framework for understanding how localized development strategies influence national progress.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this volume as a comprehensive reference for researchers and policymakers focused on regional development in India. Readers frequently note the density of the empirical data, which serves as a foundational resource for comparative studies in the field.
Page Count:
448
Publication Date:
2010-02-15
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198063636
ISBN-13:
9780198063636
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