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Agrarian labour arrangements and structural change: lessons from java and Bangladesh

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Comparison of agrarian structure and labour market mechanisms in Indonesia (Java) and Bangladesh - discusses social controls, labour relations and wage differentials affecting sharecroppers and landless rural workers, the position of rural area Elite, and the need to take account of political aspects as well as economic implications of social change. Bibliography.

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  • Hart G., 1984. "Agrarian labour arrangements and structural change: lessons from java and Bangladesh," ILO Working Papers 992297263402676, International Labour Organization.
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    2. Benjamin White, 1979. "Political Aspects of Poverty, Income Distribution and their Measurement: Some Examples from Rural Java," Development and Change, International Institute of Social Studies, vol. 10(1), pages 91-114, January.
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