Development is a complex notion and it has multi-fold dimensions specially with regard to process of planning. It has several linkages and casual relationship with natural, geographical, social, economic and political aspects.
Its a long debate in the theories of planning that whether centralised planning system or decentralised planning system is good for solving the problems of a nation?
The answer lies in the fact, which is evident by empirical evidences and ...
The objective of every planning system, planning mechanism or planning process is to provide a better life to its population. It consists of shelter, food, employment, better infrastructure and health facilities, better education and other basic amenities. These are essential conditions for the welfare of individuals as well as for a over all development of the nation. The prime objective behind the above is t reduce the disparities in every walk of life.
The ...
Under the 'globalisation process' economic reforms have been initiated in India. This book presents a deep insight into the historical events and causes of economic reforms in India. It evaluates the components of policy changes with regards to external sector and their effects upon terms of trade, trade performance, inflow of capital and on exchange rate. It also provides measures, cautions and safeguards in implementing the policies of economic reforms. It is ...
This is the first book which established the relationship between 'Regional Planning' and 'Sustainable Development', specially in the context of Indian economy. This book presents the view that without considering the regional dimensions and sustainability real development would be an impossible task. It presents measurements and factors of inter-state disparities and relationship between urbanisation, environment and agricultural planning with balanced and ...