T Scarlett Epstein
Biographic Data
| ID | 74714 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Scarlett Epstein |
| GIVEN NAMES | T Scarlett |
| FAMILY NAME | Epstein |
| SIGNATURE | EPSTEIN T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 131 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Redressing the Rural-Urban Imbalance (Distinguished Lecture)
This paper focuses on rural poverty, its causes and effects, and suggests one of a number of possible measures to alleviate the problem. It examines why there exists an urban bias in development, and the impact it has on development patterns. The macroimplications derived from intensive longitudinal micro-studies of two South Indian villages are also examined. These studies throw into relief the key role income-generating opportunities play in ru…
Women, Work and Family in Britain and Germany
Ethnography and development: The work of Richard F. Salisbury - By Marilyn Silverman
Development—There is Another Way: A Rural–Urban Partnership Development Paradigm
Monografiia
Letters
Na granitsakh kul'tur: Rossiiskoe - amerikanskoe - sovetskoe
Against All Odds: Breaking the Poverty Trap . Donatus de Silva Doing Development: Governments, NGOs and the Rural Poor in Asia . Richard Holloway
Basic Needs Viewed from Above and from Below: The Case of Karnataka State, India
Transforming Traditionally. Land and Labor Use in Agriculture in Asia and Africa
Capitalism and Peasant Farming: Agrarian Structure and Ideology in Northern Tamil Nadu
Custom and Conflict in British Society
Policy Studies and Anthropology [and Comments and Reply]
An increasing number of anthropologists are involved in policy studies, studies which aim to change or to affect decision making with respect to important public issues. Characteristics of these studies are highlighted in contrast to traditional research assumptions given in the anthropological literature. It is the author's contention that research using traditional anthropological methods and techniques must be changed to accommodate policy stu…
A Response to the Petersen Review
The remembered village: A Modern Classic
Perceptions of Development
The Feasibility of Fertility Planning: Micro Perspectives
Population and Society in India
A Naive Model of a Stone Age Economy [and Comments and Reply]
The politics of family planning in the third world
From our bookshelf
Too Proud to Fight: Woodrow Wilson's Neutrality. By Patrick Devlin. Oxford University Press. 1974. General Elections in South Africa, 1943–1970. By Kenneth A. Heard. Oxford. 1974. The Transfer of Power 1942–7: Vol. V, The Simla Conference, background and proceedings, 1 Sept. 1944–28 July 1945. Editor in Chief, Nicholas Mansergh; Assistant Editor, Penderel Moon. H.M. Stationery Office. £17.50
The Ideal Marriage between the Economist's Macroapproach and the Social Anthropologist's Microapproach to Development Studies
A Bangladesh Village: Conflict and Cohesion: An Anthropological Study of Politics
South Asia: Seven Community Profiles
Opportunity and Response: Case Studies in Economic Development
Capitalism, Primitive and Modern, Some Aspects of Tolai Economic Growth
A flexible social system with a monetised economy and many of the features of a modern capitalistic society is unusual among underdeveloped peoples. Such a system existed among the Tolai of New Britain long before European contact, though at the same time they were a primitive, cannibalistic people. In the last seventy years they have come to be regarded as the most advanced and sophisticated people in the whole of New Guinea. From her intimate k…
Custom and Conflict in British Society
South India: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Mysore Villages Revisited
Economic Development and Social Change in South India
Policy Studies and Anthropology [and Comments and Reply]
An increasing number of anthropologists are involved in policy studies, studies which aim to change or to affect decision making with respect to important public issues. Characteristics of these studies are highlighted in contrast to traditional research assumptions given in the anthropological literature. It is the author's contention that research using traditional anthropological methods and techniques must be changed to accommodate policy stu…
Opportunity and Response: Case Studies in Economic Development
Development—There is Another Way: A Rural–Urban Partnership Development Paradigm
Colonialism, Development and Independence: The Case of the Melanesian Islands in the South Pacific
South Asia: Seven Community Profiles
Economic Development and Social Change in South India
A Naive Model of a Stone Age Economy [and Comments and Reply]
A Bangladesh Village: Conflict and Cohesion: An Anthropological Study of Politics
Capitalism and Peasant Farming: Agrarian Structure and Ideology in Northern Tamil Nadu
Population and Society in India
The Ideal Marriage between the Economist's Macroapproach and the Social Anthropologist's Microapproach to Development Studies
Perceptions of Development
Economic Development and Social Change in South India
Economic Development and Social Change in South India
European Contact and Tolai Economic Development: A Schema of Economic Growth
Economic Development and Social Change in South India
A Note on Regional Development and Social Change
Capitalism, Primitive and Modern, Some Aspects of Tolai Economic Growth
A flexible social system with a monetised economy and many of the features of a modern capitalistic society is unusual among underdeveloped peoples. Such a system existed among the Tolai of New Britain long before European contact, though at the same time they were a primitive, cannibalistic people. In the last seventy years they have come to be regarded as the most advanced and sophisticated people in the whole of New Guinea. From her intimate k…
Vunamami--Economic Transformation in a Traditional Society . Richard F. Salisbury
South India: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
South India: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Mysore Villages Revisited
Colonialism, Development and Independence: The Case of the Melanesian Islands in the South Pacific
Opportunity and Response: Case Studies in Economic Development
The politics of family planning in the third world
From our bookshelf
Too Proud to Fight: Woodrow Wilson's Neutrality. By Patrick Devlin. Oxford University Press. 1974. General Elections in South Africa, 1943–1970. By Kenneth A. Heard. Oxford. 1974. The Transfer of Power 1942–7: Vol. V, The Simla Conference, background and proceedings, 1 Sept. 1944–28 July 1945. Editor in Chief, Nicholas Mansergh; Assistant Editor, Penderel Moon. H.M. Stationery Office. £17.50
The Ideal Marriage between the Economist's Macroapproach and the Social Anthropologist's Microapproach to Development Studies
A Bangladesh Village: Conflict and Cohesion: An Anthropological Study of Politics
South Asia: Seven Community Profiles
A Naive Model of a Stone Age Economy [and Comments and Reply]
The Feasibility of Fertility Planning: Micro Perspectives
Population and Society in India
A Response to the Petersen Review
The remembered village: A Modern Classic
Perceptions of Development
Policy Studies and Anthropology [and Comments and Reply]
An increasing number of anthropologists are involved in policy studies, studies which aim to change or to affect decision making with respect to important public issues. Characteristics of these studies are highlighted in contrast to traditional research assumptions given in the anthropological literature. It is the author's contention that research using traditional anthropological methods and techniques must be changed to accommodate policy stu…
Custom and Conflict in British Society
Capitalism and Peasant Farming: Agrarian Structure and Ideology in Northern Tamil Nadu
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