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Condición: Sehr gut. 419 Seiten : 30 Illustrationen ; 21 cm x 14.8 cm, 650 g Tadelloses Exemplar. - Contents -- List of Tables and Figures 11 -- Acknowledgements 13 -- Acronyms and Abbreviations15 -- Abstract 19 -- Chapter One: Problem definition and research agenda21 -- 11 Review o f the literature 25 -- 111 Literature on the South African land reforms 26 -- 112 Literature on the Indian Land Reforms33 -- 113 Gaps and ambiguities in the literature - and how to -- address th em 44 -- 12 Walking beyond the well-trodden path: Objectives and relevance47 -- 121 Notable differences between the cases54 -- 122 Research questions and scope o f the study57 -- 13 Conclusion60 -- Chapter Two: Theoretical and methodological framework 61 -- 21 Outline o f the theoretical fram ew ork 62 -- 22 Enhancing the depth o f the analysis 68 -- 23 Hypotheses72 -- 24 Research methods 78 -- 241 Case study and case comparison 78 -- 242 Structurational Discourse Analysis81 -- 243 Semi-structured expert and actor interviews 86 -- 244 How to corroborate the hypotheses 87 -- 25 Conclusion: Benefits and restrictions o f the approach 94 -- Chapter Three: The interdependence of actors and structures: -- Analysing actors, preferences, institutions and -- actor constellations for the South African case 99 -- 32 Missed opportunities - The South African land reforms 101 -- 32 A dual agrarian structure? The structural setting o f South -- African agriculture 107 -- 33 Setting the agenda - Actors'preferences and objectives110 -- 332 Liberal opposition - The Democratic Alliance113 -- 332 Radical opposition - The Economic Freedom Fighters 115 -- 333 Organised agricultural business 118 -- 334 The main land reform target groups 120 -- 335 TheANC124 -- 336 The Government 127 -- 34 Agricultural development and the centrality o f food security: -- Analysis o f the dominant discourse133 -- 35 An unlikely alliance? Actor constellations and interactions138 -- 36 Conclusion147 -- Chapter Four: Actors and structures in the Indian case 149 -- 42 Benami transfers and stagnation: History and status o f the -- Indian land reforms 151 -- 42 From Socialism to state centred Capitalism? The context o f -- Indian agriculture154 -- 43 Preferences o f central actors 159 -- 432 Liberal or radical? The Bharatiya Janata Party159 -- 432 Organised agricultural business163 -- 433 The main land reform target groups 166 -- 434 The Indian National Congress168 -- 435 The Government 171 -- 44 Growth fo r food security: The dominant discourse on land reforms176 -- 45 Actor constellations and interactions on the national level179 -- 46 Conclusion 185 -- Chapter Five: The meta-institutional setting 187 -- 51 Food Security vs Food Sovereignty: The dominant paradigms on -- agriculture and land reforms on the international level 189 -- 52 Land reforms fo r the market - through the market 195 -- 53 Creating a level playing fieldf Rules and effects o f the W TO -- Agreement on Agriculture197 -- 54 India and South Africa within the meta-institutional setting201 -- 541 South Africa's agricultural sector in a global context 202 -- 542 Actors'preferences and the international level in South Africa205 -- 543 India's agricultural sector in a global context 208 -- 544 Actors' preferences and the international level in India211 -- 55 Conclusion213 -- Chapter Six: Analysing land related interactions on -- the ground in South Africa 217 -- 61 The Western Cape: Institutional setting218 -- 611 Ground level case one: The Dwars River Valley 224 -- 612 Within-case analysis228 -- 613 Ground level case two: The Bergrivier Farmers 233 -- 614 Within-case analysis235 -- 615 Cross-case analysis 236 -- 62 The Eastern Cape: Institutional setting 238 -- 621 Ground level case three: The Sewefontein Boerdery Trust242 -- 622 Within-case analysis244 -- 623 Ground level case four: The Magwa tea venture 247 -- 624 Within-case analysis249 -- 625 Cross-case analysis 251 -- 63 Conclusion: Comparing Eastern Cape and Western Cape253 -- Chapter Seven: Analysing land related interactions -- on the ground in India259 -- 71 Gujarat: Institutional setting 259 -- 711 Ground level case five: Lakhabhai Natubhais land dispossession267 -- 712 Within-case analysis 270 -- 713 Ground level case six: Navsarjaris struggles for land272 -- 71A Within-case analysis 275 -- 715 Ground-level case seven: Large-scale dispossessions in -- Gujarat - The Narayan Sarovar Sanctuary 277 -- 716 Within-case analysis 281 -- 717 Cross-case analysis 283 -- 72 Andhra Pradesh: Institutional setting286 -- 721 Ground level case eight: The Yanadi land struggle 292 -- 722 Within-case analysis 294 -- 723 Ground level case nine: Large-scale dispossessions in -- AP - Polepally SEZ 295 -- 724 Within-case analysis 298 -- 725 Cross-case analysis 300 -- 73 Conclusion: Comparing Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh 303 -- Chapter Eight: Comparison of the cases 307 -- 81 The national institutional setting 307 -- 82 Actors, preferences and actor constellations on the national level 311 -- 83 Interactions on the ground315 -- 84 The impact o f the meta-institutional setting 322 -- 85 Conclusion 324 -- Chapter Nine: Conclusion of the study327 -- 91 A Future fo r Land Reforms? 337 -- 92 Using Structuration Theory fo r empirical research 341 -- Bibliography 345 -- Appendices 413 -- Appendix 1: Discourse analysis with MaxQDA 413 -- Appendix 2: Primary sources for preference analysis -- South Africa 414 -- Appendix 21: Sources for preference analysis Western Cape 415 -- Appendix 22: Sources for preference analysis Eastern Cape 415 -- Appendix 3: Primary sources for preference analysis India 416 -- Appendix 31: Sources for preference analysis Gujarat 416 -- Appendix 32 Sources for regional discourse analysis -- Andhra Pradesh417 -- Appendix 4: Codes for preference analysis417 -- Appendix 5: Sources for the analysis of the -- m eta-institutional lev e l 418 -- Appendix 6: Codes for the analysis of the -- m eta-institutional lev e l 419 ISBN 9783631730546 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 6.

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Condición: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 422 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This comparative case study addresses central determinants of inequalities that persist in India and South Africa. The particular focus of the study is on programs aiming at the redistribution of land to the landless poor and these programs¿ consequences. The central question is why extreme inequalities persist despite land redistribution programs that have been in place for decades and what role different actors and dominant ideas play in this. Beyond this empirical focus, the study transcends theoretical cleavages in the social sciences by following the basic ideas of Giddens¿ Structurational Theory. An actor-centred approach is chosen as the primary tool for analysis. It is complemented with a structurational approach to discourse analysis for a detailed analysis of actors¿ preferences.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This comparative case study addresses central determinants of inequalities that persist in India and South Africa. The particular focus of the study is on programs aiming at the redistribution of land to the landless poor and these programs' consequences. The central question is why extreme inequalities persist despite land redistribution programs that have been in place for decades and what role different actors and dominant ideas play in this. Beyond this empirical focus, the study transcends theoretical cleavages in the social sciences by following the basic ideas of Giddens' Structurational Theory. An actor-centred approach is chosen as the primary tool for analysis. It is complemented with a structurational approach to discourse analysis for a detailed analysis of actors' preferences.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -This comparative case study addresses central determinants of inequalities that persist in India and South Africa. The particular focus of the study is on programs aiming at the redistribution of land to the landless poor and these programs¿ consequences. The central question is why extreme inequalities persist despite land redistribution programs that have been in place for decades and what role different actors and dominant ideas play in this. Beyond this empirical focus, the study transcends theoretical cleavages in the social sciences by following the basic ideas of Giddens¿ Structurational Theory. An actor-centred approach is chosen as the primary tool for analysis. It is complemented with a structurational approach to discourse analysis for a detailed analysis of actors¿ preferences. 422 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -David Betge analysiert die Struktur modular aufgebauter APS-Systeme, bildet ausgewählte Module durch quantitative Entscheidungsmodelle ab und entwickelt einen Koordinationsansatz zur Abstimmung der Teilplanungen. Mit Hilfe seines Iterationsverfahrens können bereits nach wenigen Koordinationsschritten ablaufplanerisch zulässige Produktionspläne bestimmt werden.Springer Gabler in Springer Science + Business Media, Tiergartenstr. 15-17, 69121 Heidelberg 300 pp. Deutsch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Koordination in Advanced Planning and Scheduling-Systemen | David Betge | Taschenbuch | xxix | Deutsch | 2006 | Deutscher Universitätsverlag | EAN 9783835001992 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Gabler in Springer Science + Business Media, Tiergartenstr. 15-17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This comparative case study addresses central determinants of inequalities that persist in India and South Africa. The particular focus of the study is on programs aiming at the redistribution of land to the landless poor and these programs' consequences. The central question is why extreme inequalities persist despite land redistribution programs that have been in place for decades and what role different actors and dominant ideas play in this. Beyond this empirical focus, the study transcends theoretical cleavages in the social sciences by following the basic ideas of Giddens' Structurational Theory. An actor-centred approach is chosen as the primary tool for analysis. It is complemented with a structurational approach to discourse analysis for a detailed analysis of actors' preferences. 422 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Determinants, Consequences and Perspectives of Land Reform Politics in Newly Industrializing Countries | A Comparison of the Indian and the South African Case | David Betge | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2017 | Peter Lang | EAN 9783631730546 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstr. 11, 10178 Berlin, r[dot]boehm-korff[at]peterlang[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Advanced Planning and Scheduling-Systeme (APS) sind Software-Systeme, die einerseits zur Unterstützung des Supply Chain Managements eingesetzt werden und andererseits Erweiterungen der eingesetzten Enterprise Resource Planning-Systeme (ERP) darstellen. Ihr Einsatz gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung.David Betge analysiert die Struktur modular aufgebauter APS-Systeme, bildet ausgewählte Module durch quantitative Entscheidungsmodelle ab und entwickelt einen Koordinationsansatz zur Abstimmung der Teilplanungen. Hierbei bezieht er sowohl Aspekte klassischer Ansätze der Hierarchischen Produktionsplanung als auch Fragen der Aggregation und Disaggregation für Planungsebenen unterschiedlichen Detaillierungsgrades ein. Mit Hilfe seines Iterationsverfahrens können bereits nach wenigen Koordinationsschritten ablaufplanerisch zulässige Produktionspläne bestimmt werden. 300 pp. Deutsch.

Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Dr. David Betge promovierte bei Prof. Dr. Rainer Leisten am Lehrstuhl fuer Produktionswirtschaft und Industriebetriebslehre der Universitaet Duisburg-Essen, Campus Duisburg. Er ist im Bereich Supply Chain Management Consulting bei Bayer Business Services in L.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Advanced Planning and Scheduling-Systeme (APS) sind Software-Systeme, die einerseits zur Unterstützung des Supply Chain Managements eingesetzt werden und andererseits Erweiterungen der eingesetzten Enterprise Resource Planning-Systeme (ERP) darstellen. Ihr Einsatz gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung.David Betge analysiert die Struktur modular aufgebauter APS-Systeme, bildet ausgewählte Module durch quantitative Entscheidungsmodelle ab und entwickelt einen Koordinationsansatz zur Abstimmung der Teilplanungen. Hierbei bezieht er sowohl Aspekte klassischer Ansätze der Hierarchischen Produktionsplanung als auch Fragen der Aggregation und Disaggregation für Planungsebenen unterschiedlichen Detaillierungsgrades ein. Mit Hilfe seines Iterationsverfahrens können bereits nach wenigen Koordinationsschritten ablaufplanerisch zulässige Produktionspläne bestimmt werden.