P P Courtenay
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 737240 |
|---|---|
| NOME | P P Courtenay |
| PRENOMES | P P |
| SOBRENOME | Courtenay |
| ASSINATURA | COURTENAY P P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | James Cook University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Unemployment Crisis in Australia
Introduction: the unemployment crisis and economic policy Stephen Bell 1. The dimensions and costs of unemployment in Australia Martin Watts 2. The causes of unemployment, William F. Mitchell 3. Are wage cuts the answer? P. N. Junankar 4. Labour market outcomes in the UK, New Zealand, Australia and the US R. G. Gregory 5. Is growth the answer? John Burgess and Roy Green 6. Can Keynesian policies stimulate growth in output and employment? J. W. Ne…
Colonial green revolution? Food, irrigation and the State in Colonial Malaya
Driven by Growth
Agricultural Export Marketing in the South Pacific
In order to alert Pacific island governments and\nthose responsible for the design and deliv ery of development\nassistance to the island states of the South Pacific, the National\nCen tre for Development Stud ies a t the A u s t ra l i a n N a ti o n a l\nUniversity h a s developed a n d i s implementing a series of forward\nlooking research projects, Pacific 2010
Rural development and the Fifth Malaysia Plan
Further conferences
Malaysia's National Agricultural Policy
Traditional Agriculture in Southeast Asia
Rural development and the state
The dilemma of Malaysian padi policy
Development of Malaysia's rural sector, especially of the padi growing areas, has been a major strand in national policy for over 30 years. During this period substantial increases have been achieved in both production and productivity, thanks particularly to the expansion of double cropping and the widespread use of high yielding padi varieties and associated chemical inputs. Despite this achievement, the incomes of padi households have been dec…
State of the art’ surveys of Asian studies
Poverty and Landlessness in Kelantan, Malaysia
The Diversification of Malaysian Agriculture, 1950–80
When launching the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI) in 1969, the then Deputy Prime Minister (the late Tun Abdul Razak) stressed that diversification was Malaysia's greatest need in agriculture, and a few weeks later, in an opening address to a conference on crop diversification organized by the Incorporated Society of Planters, he stated that agricultural diversification had been a national objective for some year…
Area notes
The Plantation in Malaysian Economic Development
Plantations, which originated as agricultural enterprises within colonial economic systems and which came to be established particularly in tropical dependencies, have occupied an equivocal position in the economic development philosophies and plans of less developed countries. Their colonial origin and their traditionally export-oriented and often mono-cultural characteristics have subjected them to a wide range of adverse criticism, despite the…
Agriculture in North Queensland
A Geography of Trade and Development in Malaya
reliable official information to condition the questions he asks, and he provides salutary lessons for those to whom statistical data have become synonymous with respectable enquiry. 'A walk through a squatter slum, or down a street of Chinatown shop-houses', he writes, 'might tell us far more about the hawker, his reality, and his meaning, than the most exhaustive statistical analysis' (p. 161). J. C. Jackson
Plantation Agriculture
Plantation Agriculture
Plantation Agriculture
The dilemma of Malaysian padi policy
Development of Malaysia's rural sector, especially of the padi growing areas, has been a major strand in national policy for over 30 years. During this period substantial increases have been achieved in both production and productivity, thanks particularly to the expansion of double cropping and the widespread use of high yielding padi varieties and associated chemical inputs. Despite this achievement, the incomes of padi households have been dec…
Agriculture in North Queensland
A Geography of Trade and Development in Malaya
reliable official information to condition the questions he asks, and he provides salutary lessons for those to whom statistical data have become synonymous with respectable enquiry. 'A walk through a squatter slum, or down a street of Chinatown shop-houses', he writes, 'might tell us far more about the hawker, his reality, and his meaning, than the most exhaustive statistical analysis' (p. 161). J. C. Jackson
Agricultural Export Marketing in the South Pacific
In order to alert Pacific island governments and\nthose responsible for the design and deliv ery of development\nassistance to the island states of the South Pacific, the National\nCen tre for Development Stud ies a t the A u s t ra l i a n N a ti o n a l\nUniversity h a s developed a n d i s implementing a series of forward\nlooking research projects, Pacific 2010
Malaysia's National Agricultural Policy
Traditional Agriculture in Southeast Asia
Poverty and Landlessness in Kelantan, Malaysia
Plantation Agriculture
Plantation Agriculture
A Geography of Trade and Development in Malaya
reliable official information to condition the questions he asks, and he provides salutary lessons for those to whom statistical data have become synonymous with respectable enquiry. 'A walk through a squatter slum, or down a street of Chinatown shop-houses', he writes, 'might tell us far more about the hawker, his reality, and his meaning, than the most exhaustive statistical analysis' (p. 161). J. C. Jackson
Agriculture in North Queensland
Area notes
The Plantation in Malaysian Economic Development
Plantations, which originated as agricultural enterprises within colonial economic systems and which came to be established particularly in tropical dependencies, have occupied an equivocal position in the economic development philosophies and plans of less developed countries. Their colonial origin and their traditionally export-oriented and often mono-cultural characteristics have subjected them to a wide range of adverse criticism, despite the…
The Diversification of Malaysian Agriculture, 1950–80
When launching the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI) in 1969, the then Deputy Prime Minister (the late Tun Abdul Razak) stressed that diversification was Malaysia's greatest need in agriculture, and a few weeks later, in an opening address to a conference on crop diversification organized by the Incorporated Society of Planters, he stated that agricultural diversification had been a national objective for some year…
State of the art’ surveys of Asian studies
Poverty and Landlessness in Kelantan, Malaysia
Rural development and the state
The dilemma of Malaysian padi policy
Development of Malaysia's rural sector, especially of the padi growing areas, has been a major strand in national policy for over 30 years. During this period substantial increases have been achieved in both production and productivity, thanks particularly to the expansion of double cropping and the widespread use of high yielding padi varieties and associated chemical inputs. Despite this achievement, the incomes of padi households have been dec…
Further conferences
Malaysia's National Agricultural Policy
Traditional Agriculture in Southeast Asia
Rural development and the Fifth Malaysia Plan
Agricultural Export Marketing in the South Pacific
In order to alert Pacific island governments and\nthose responsible for the design and deliv ery of development\nassistance to the island states of the South Pacific, the National\nCen tre for Development Stud ies a t the A u s t ra l i a n N a ti o n a l\nUniversity h a s developed a n d i s implementing a series of forward\nlooking research projects, Pacific 2010
Colonial green revolution? Food, irrigation and the State in Colonial Malaya
Driven by Growth
The Unemployment Crisis in Australia
Introduction: the unemployment crisis and economic policy Stephen Bell 1. The dimensions and costs of unemployment in Australia Martin Watts 2. The causes of unemployment, William F. Mitchell 3. Are wage cuts the answer? P. N. Junankar 4. Labour market outcomes in the UK, New Zealand, Australia and the US R. G. Gregory 5. Is growth the answer? John Burgess and Roy Green 6. Can Keynesian policies stimulate growth in output and employment? J. W. Ne…
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