Brien K Parkinson
Biographic Data
| ID | 1127814 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brien K Parkinson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brien K |
| FAMILY NAME | Parkinson |
| SIGNATURE | PARKINSON B K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java, Indonesia and Socialism and Private Enterprise in Equatorial Asia
Journal Article Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java, Indonesia and Socialism and Private Enterprise in Equatorial Asia: The Case of Malaysia and Indonesia Get access Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java. By Sie Kwat Soen. Wageningen: Centre for Agricultural Publishing and Documentation. 1968. 185 pp. Bibliog. Index. Fl. 32.50.Indonesia. By Malcolm Caldw…
The Economic Retardation of the Malays-A Rejoinder
There were two main reasons for writing my original article. The first was to show that man's economic environment is not the only variable (or set of variables) in economic development and that man does have some control over his own economic destiny. The second was to attempt a multi-disciplinary explanation of the Malays' economic retardation
International Aid to Thailand
Journal Article International Aid to Thailand: The New Colonialism Get access International Aid to Thailand: The New Colonialism? By Ronald C. Nairn. New Haven, London: Yale University Press. 1966 & 1967. 228 pp. Bibliog. Index. (Yale Studies in Political Science, 19. Published under the direction of the Dept. of Political Science.) $6.50. 48s. Brien K. Parkinson Brien K. Parkinson Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google …
Non-Economic Factors in the Economic Retardation of the Rural Malays
Malaya has a plural society in which Malays form 49·8 per cent of the total population, Chinese 37·2 per cent and Indians 11·2 per cent. Apart from this racial diversity, there is the added fact that the Malays tend to live in the rural areas whereas the immigrant groups tend to live in the urban areas or on the plantations, and only to a much lesser extent in the rural areas. For example, of the rural population of Malaya, Malays form 70 per cen…
Non-Economic Factors in the Economic Retardation of the Rural Malays
Malaya has a plural society in which Malays form 49·8 per cent of the total population, Chinese 37·2 per cent and Indians 11·2 per cent. Apart from this racial diversity, there is the added fact that the Malays tend to live in the rural areas whereas the immigrant groups tend to live in the urban areas or on the plantations, and only to a much lesser extent in the rural areas. For example, of the rural population of Malaya, Malays form 70 per cen…
The Economic Retardation of the Malays-A Rejoinder
There were two main reasons for writing my original article. The first was to show that man's economic environment is not the only variable (or set of variables) in economic development and that man does have some control over his own economic destiny. The second was to attempt a multi-disciplinary explanation of the Malays' economic retardation
International Aid to Thailand
Journal Article International Aid to Thailand: The New Colonialism Get access International Aid to Thailand: The New Colonialism? By Ronald C. Nairn. New Haven, London: Yale University Press. 1966 & 1967. 228 pp. Bibliog. Index. (Yale Studies in Political Science, 19. Published under the direction of the Dept. of Political Science.) $6.50. 48s. Brien K. Parkinson Brien K. Parkinson Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google …
Non-Economic Factors in the Economic Retardation of the Rural Malays
Malaya has a plural society in which Malays form 49·8 per cent of the total population, Chinese 37·2 per cent and Indians 11·2 per cent. Apart from this racial diversity, there is the added fact that the Malays tend to live in the rural areas whereas the immigrant groups tend to live in the urban areas or on the plantations, and only to a much lesser extent in the rural areas. For example, of the rural population of Malaya, Malays form 70 per cen…
The Economic Retardation of the Malays-A Rejoinder
There were two main reasons for writing my original article. The first was to show that man's economic environment is not the only variable (or set of variables) in economic development and that man does have some control over his own economic destiny. The second was to attempt a multi-disciplinary explanation of the Malays' economic retardation
Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java, Indonesia and Socialism and Private Enterprise in Equatorial Asia
Journal Article Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java, Indonesia and Socialism and Private Enterprise in Equatorial Asia: The Case of Malaysia and Indonesia Get access Prospects for Agricultural Development in Indonesia. With special reference to Java. By Sie Kwat Soen. Wageningen: Centre for Agricultural Publishing and Documentation. 1968. 185 pp. Bibliog. Index. Fl. 32.50.Indonesia. By Malcolm Caldw…
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