Titlebook: Anthropology and Development; Lucy Mair Textbook 1984Latest edition Lucy Mair 1984 anthropology.capitalism.Distribution.economic policy.ec

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Enterprise and Entrepreneurs,novators, and often loosely described as entrepreneurs. Strictly speaking the word describes a role found only in a capitalist system, which is therefore widely assumed to be more or less immoral. Yet it is not only advocates of capitalist production who discuss the presence or absence of entreprene

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Envoi, policy sincerely wish . to increase general productivity ., as far as they can, to better the lot of the poorest among their people. Even more important, it assumes an environment in which this will be possible. It assumes that laws will be made, not for show, but with the intention of enforcing th

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Man-made Lakes and Resettlement,ive than the settlers’ original homes has been promoted on a small scale in Africa, and on a much larger scale in Latin America, where one motive for the authorities has sometimes been the establishment of a population in frontier areas (Nelson, 1973).

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Cities and Slums,8 influenza epidemic; it was recognized that reasonably sanitary housing conditions must be provided for urban labourers, and at the same time that the resources available for this would be limited. Of course the fear that epidemics starting in slums will spread to high-income areas reinforces or ma

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