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Vietnamese society in transition. (Frans- en Engelstalig) The politics of change and reform.
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In this bilingual publication academics from various disciplines and countries have been brought together to discuss agricultural engineering, economic development, religion, education, and gender in colonial and post-colonial Vietnam. Most of them are tak… meer
In this bilingual publication academics from various disciplines and countries have been brought together to discuss agricultural engineering, economic development, religion, education, and gender in colonial and post-colonial Vietnam. Most of them are taking an insiders position. The emphasis of the book lies on the postwar societal and cultural transformation.
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ISBN 13
9789055891702
Auteur(s)
J. Kleinen
NUR
761 - Culturele antropologie
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The ''new inequality'' of the 1980''s and 1990''s has recently given rise to a lively debate about the relationship between economic growth and income distribution. This debate is the background of the study by Lee Soltow an Jan Luiten van Zanden, who, staying close to the sources, have mapped in some detail the long-term development of income and wealth inequality in the Netherlands between c. 1500 and the present.
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Lee Soltow is professor of Economics at Ohio University (Athens).
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Jan Luiten van Zanden is professor of Economic and Social History at Utrecht University (the Netherlands).
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