Akcije

Sociologija
kako citirati ovaj članak
podeli ovaj članak
Direktan link

Metrika

  • citati u SCIndeksu: 0
  • citati u CrossRef-u:0
  • citati u Google Scholaru:[]
  • posete u poslednjih 30 dana:0
  • preuzimanja u poslednjih 30 dana:0

Sadržaj

članak: 7 od 9  
Back povratak na rezultate
Sociologija
1992, vol. 34, br. 1, str. 87-102
Retarding impacts of inefficient agricultural transformation; the case of Yugoslavia
(naslov ne postoji na srpskom)
Novak-Pešec Mojca
Inštitut za sociologijo, Ljubljana
Sažetak
(ne postoji na srpskom)
In order to be set on a path of efficient modern transition any social system should not avoid an effective agricultural transformation. Moreover, through various surveys this parameter might be proved as a necessary prerequisite of modernization. In this respect two terms, i. e. defeudalization and agrarian reform perfectly defined this process. The empirical evidence analyzed and conclusions arrived at in this article, highlight certain common features of the agrarian reforms implemented in the Yugoslav regions during the last two centuries. Regardless the timing and insertion into the process of agricultural transformation, these reforms followed the same pace and direction model, i. e. fragmentation of land and poor capacities for the increase of agricultural productivity. This led in general to the conclusion that the agricultural transformation in both Slovenia and Central Serbia did not significantly contribute to their efficient modern transition.
Reference

Amin, S. (1976) Imperialism and unequal development. Cambridge, MA, itd: Harvard University Press

1

Amin, S. (1976) Unequal development. New York, itd: Monthly Review Press

Amin, S. (1988) Comment on Senghaas'. Review, 1, str. 55-68

2

Apter, D. (1987) Rethinking development. Thousand Oaks, CA-London, itd: Sage Publications

Berend, I.T., Ranki, G. (1980) Underdevelopment in Europe in the context of East-West relations in the 19th century. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó

Berend, I.T., ur. (1970) Social economic researches on the history of the East-Central Europe. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó

Black, C.E. (1964) The dynamics of modernization. New York, itd: Harper and Row

Black, C.E., i dr. (1975) The modernization of Japan and Russia: A comparative study. New York, itd: Free Press

Cameron, R. (1985) A new view of European industrialization. Economic History Review, 2nd Series, 1, str. 1-23

Cardoso, F.H., Faletto, E. (1979) Dependency and development in Latin America. Berkeley, CA, itd: University of California Press

3

Eisenstadt, S.N. (1973) Tradition, change and modernity. New York, itd: Wiley

8

Erlich-Stein, V. (1971) Jugoslavenska porodica u transformaciji - studija u tri stotine sela. Zagreb: Sveučilišna naklada Liber

5

Gerschenkron, A. (1962) Economic backwardness in historical perspective. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press

9

Giddens, A. (1984) The constitution of society. Oxford, UK, itd: Blackwell

Gonzales, C.P. (1970) Democracy in Mexico. Oxford, itd: Oxford University Press / OUP

Jamnik, A. (1931) Vzroki našega siromaštva. Ljubljana

Karaman, I. (1989) Tradicionalne seoske institucije u procesima modernizacije'. Naše teme, Zagreb, br. 10, str. 2635-2652

2

Kerr, C., Dunlop, J.T., Harbison, F.A., Myers, C. (1973) Industrialism and industrial man: The problems of labor and management in economic growth. Cambridge, MA, itd: Harvard University Press

4

Kostić, C. (1955) Seljaci - industrijski radnici. Beograd: Rad

Krndija, D. (1964) Industrijalizacija Jugoslavije. Sarajevo: Ekonomski fakultet

3

Kukoleča, S.M. (1941) Industrija Jugoslavije - 1918-1938. Beograd: Balkanska štampa

5

Lampe, J.R., Jackson, M.R. (1982) Balkan economic history: From imperial borderlands to developing nations 1550-1950. Bloomington, itd: Indiana University Press

13

Mirković, M. (1968) Ekonomska historija Jugoslavije. Zagreb: Informator

Mouzelis, N. (1988) Sociology of development: Reflections on the present crisis. Sociology, br. 1, str. 23-44

Mouzelis, N. (1986) Politics in the semi-periphery: Early parliamentarism and late indistrialization in the Balkans and Latin America. London-New York, itd: Macmillan Publishing

4

Novak-Pešec, M. (1991) Zamudniški vzorci industrializacije. Ljubljana: Znanstveno in publicistično središče

Novak-Pešec, M. (1989) Zlom elit v jugoslovanski modernizaciji. Sociologija, vol. 31, br. 2-3, str. 455-466

3

Ogburn, W.F. (1964) On culture and social change. Chicago, itd: University of Chicago Press

1

Pešec, M. (1987) Mogući uzroci kočenja inovativnosti u jugoslovenskom društvu. Sociologija, vol. 29, br. 1-2, str. 127-148

1

Pollard, S. (1973) Industrialization and the European economy. Economic History Review, vol. 26, str. 636-648

4

Rihtman-Auguštin, D. (1984) Struktura tradicijskog mišljenja. Zagreb: Školska knjiga

Rosovsky, H., ur. (1966) Industrialization in two systems. New York, itd: Wiley

6

Rostow, W.W. (1961) The stages of economic growth: An anti-communist manifesto. Cambridge, itd: Cambridge University Press / CUP

Senghaas, D. (1988) European development and the Third World: An assessment. Review, 1, str. 3-54

3

Shils, E.A. (1981) Tradition. London, itd: Faber and Faber

Singelmann, J. (1978) From agriculture to services: The transformation of industrial employment. Thousand Oaks, CA-London, itd: Sage Publications

Šorn, J. (1959) Razvoj industrije v Sloveniji med obema vojnama. Kronika, vol. 7, str. 10-20

Šorn, J. (1973) Industrializacija Slovenije v letih 1919-1940. Ljubljana: Inštitut za sociologijo, (raziskovalno poročilo)

1

Šorn, J. (1984) Začetki industrije na Slovenskem. Maribor: Založba Obzorja

4

Vučo, N. (1958) Poljoprivreda Jugoslavije - 1918-1941. Beograd: Rad

4

Wallerstein, I. (1979) The capitalist world-economy. Cambridge, itd: Cambridge University Press / CUP

Weiner, M., ur. (1966) Modernization: The dynamics of growth. New York-Oxford: Basic Books
   

O članku

jezik rada: slovenački
vrsta rada: neklasifikovan
objavljen u SCIndeksu: 02.06.2007.

Povezani članci

Nema povezanih članaka