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Agriculture and rural development in the 1990s and beyond: redesigning the chemistry between state and institutions of development (1992)

		Contents
		Abstract
		I. Historical underpinnings
		II. Planning and command economy: 1950-90
		III. State as a player
		IV. Institutions as engine of development
		V. Awkward versus Subtle state
		Notes
		References

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