Management and Socio-Economic Development

Management and Socio-Economic DevelopmentManagement is a strategic factor in economic and social development. It influences and determines the success of any development plan, and is at the same time susceptible to deliberate social control and change. The inadequacy of administration in many developing countries is now recognized as a major Obstacle to development. Herbert Emmerich, a noted scholar and administrator, estimates that most of the plans are incapable of being fulfilled because

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and the Oriya) as they live together in primitive village and urban conditions as well in this part of the country

their life-style being conditioned by their eco-system

has been gaining more and more importance and has emerged as an independent field of management because of an ever-increasing popularity of bus transport specially for short distances which is evident from an unabated diversion of passenger traffic to bus transport from other means

renewable resources can be used indefinitely

infrastructure sector

entering thecabinet in 1915 as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

The role of tribal chiefs of NE India in the politics of northern India and their participation in the Mahabharata War is given due importance in these chapters

The journey was undertaken during the time of Treaty Ports when the European powers were exercising almost unchecked authority in the internal affairs of China

he is working on three major projects: Project Director of ICSSR-funded project

Section I: Modern Banking

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