Grace E Goodell
Biographic Data
| ID | 157629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grace E Goodell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grace E |
| FAMILY NAME | Goodell |
| SIGNATURE | GOODELL G E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Elementary Structures of Political Life: Rural Development in Pahlevi Iran
Paternalism, Patronage, and Potlatch: The Dynamics of Giving and Being Given To [and Comments and Reply]
The intention of this article is to call anthropologists' attention to some of the theoretical and applied implications of paternalism and to report findings from field research on this question. Having defined paternalism as interference with another's autonomy justified in terms of the wish to benefit him, the article focusses on state (or bureaucratic) paternalism. Its principal concern is the effect of paternalism on corporate groups and cate…
The importance of political participation for sustained capitalist development
The problem facing most of the Third World today is no longer how to launch development, but rather how to sustain it. Consider the colossal disappointments, after 150 years of independence, of Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Peru - and the debacle of Argentina. Recall the historic leadership which set Egypt, Thailand, and Turkey on their drives to modernization fully a century ago: now, nearl…
Untying the HYV package: A Filipino farmer grapples with the new technology
A Filipino farmer keeps his own record of his experience with the new high‐yielding rice varieties and their accompanying technology over a period of eight years. Since in some seasons he accepts the government's technology and credit package, and in other seasons he manages the farm independently, the record enables comparison of management strategies and results. It suggests how erratic and expensive the new technology is, and indicates that bo…
Bugs, Bunds, Banks, and Bottlenecks: Organizational Contradictions in the New Rice Technology
Improving administrators' feedback concerning extension, training and research relevance at the local level: New approaches and findings from Southeast Asia
From status to contract: The significance of agrarian relations of production in the West, Japan, and in 'Asiatic' Persia
This paper focuses upon the distinction which Maine and others have drawn between relations of status and those of contract. The particular aspect of contract which interests us is that, due to its characteristic impersonality, it enables individuals and groups who aresociallyunequal because of stratification, or who have no social links and hence no status at allvis-à-viseach other-enables them to negotiate and enter into binding agreement with …
Bird Lore in Southwestern Iran
Paternalism, Patronage, and Potlatch: The Dynamics of Giving and Being Given To [and Comments and Reply]
The intention of this article is to call anthropologists' attention to some of the theoretical and applied implications of paternalism and to report findings from field research on this question. Having defined paternalism as interference with another's autonomy justified in terms of the wish to benefit him, the article focusses on state (or bureaucratic) paternalism. Its principal concern is the effect of paternalism on corporate groups and cate…
The importance of political participation for sustained capitalist development
The problem facing most of the Third World today is no longer how to launch development, but rather how to sustain it. Consider the colossal disappointments, after 150 years of independence, of Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Peru - and the debacle of Argentina. Recall the historic leadership which set Egypt, Thailand, and Turkey on their drives to modernization fully a century ago: now, nearl…
From status to contract: The significance of agrarian relations of production in the West, Japan, and in 'Asiatic' Persia
This paper focuses upon the distinction which Maine and others have drawn between relations of status and those of contract. The particular aspect of contract which interests us is that, due to its characteristic impersonality, it enables individuals and groups who aresociallyunequal because of stratification, or who have no social links and hence no status at allvis-à-viseach other-enables them to negotiate and enter into binding agreement with …
Bugs, Bunds, Banks, and Bottlenecks: Organizational Contradictions in the New Rice Technology
Bird Lore in Southwestern Iran
Bird Lore in Southwestern Iran
From status to contract: The significance of agrarian relations of production in the West, Japan, and in 'Asiatic' Persia
This paper focuses upon the distinction which Maine and others have drawn between relations of status and those of contract. The particular aspect of contract which interests us is that, due to its characteristic impersonality, it enables individuals and groups who aresociallyunequal because of stratification, or who have no social links and hence no status at allvis-à-viseach other-enables them to negotiate and enter into binding agreement with …
Improving administrators' feedback concerning extension, training and research relevance at the local level: New approaches and findings from Southeast Asia
Untying the HYV package: A Filipino farmer grapples with the new technology
A Filipino farmer keeps his own record of his experience with the new high‐yielding rice varieties and their accompanying technology over a period of eight years. Since in some seasons he accepts the government's technology and credit package, and in other seasons he manages the farm independently, the record enables comparison of management strategies and results. It suggests how erratic and expensive the new technology is, and indicates that bo…
Bugs, Bunds, Banks, and Bottlenecks: Organizational Contradictions in the New Rice Technology
Paternalism, Patronage, and Potlatch: The Dynamics of Giving and Being Given To [and Comments and Reply]
The intention of this article is to call anthropologists' attention to some of the theoretical and applied implications of paternalism and to report findings from field research on this question. Having defined paternalism as interference with another's autonomy justified in terms of the wish to benefit him, the article focusses on state (or bureaucratic) paternalism. Its principal concern is the effect of paternalism on corporate groups and cate…
The importance of political participation for sustained capitalist development
The problem facing most of the Third World today is no longer how to launch development, but rather how to sustain it. Consider the colossal disappointments, after 150 years of independence, of Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Peru - and the debacle of Argentina. Recall the historic leadership which set Egypt, Thailand, and Turkey on their drives to modernization fully a century ago: now, nearl…
The Elementary Structures of Political Life: Rural Development in Pahlevi Iran
Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Agricultural Systems and Practices (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works)