Employment and livelihood: the nature of the labour process in the formulation of rural development policy

Bhaduri A.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on a theoretical approach to rural and urban employment creation in development policy and the implications for rural development, based on the case of India. Analyses traditional theories of industrialization and their limitations, examines the employment potential of industrial growth, the rural labour market process and rural employment issues.

Keywords: rural area; urban area; employment creation; development policy; rural development; tradition.; theory; industrialization; employment; industrial growth; labour market; rural employment; statistical table; zone rurale; zone urbaine; création d'emploi; politique de développement; développement rural; tradition; théorie; industrialisation; emploi; croissance industrielle; marché du travail; emploi rural; tableau statistique; zona rural; zona urbana; creación de empleos; política de desarrollo; desarrollo rural; tradición; teoría; industrialización; empleo; crecimiento industrial; mercado de trabajo; empleo rural; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 59 P. pages
Date: 1986
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Published in World Employment Programme research working paper. WEP 10-6, Rural Employment Policy Research Programme

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