Agricultural And Rural Development In Indonesia

Gary E. Hansen is research associate at the East-West Center's Resource Systems Institute in Honolulu. Prom July 1978 to August 1979 he was team leader for an AID-funded project with the government of Indonesia to design a short- and long-term national training strategy in regional planning and management.

1. Agricultural and Rural Development: An Overview Part I: Policy Dimensions 2. The Formation of Indonesian Rice Policy: A Historical Perspective 3. The Role of Agricultural Taxation Part II: The Green Revolution 4. Sidoarjo, East Java, and Subang, West Java 5. West Sumatra and South Sulawesi Part III: Employment and Income Distribution 6. Employment Generation Within the Agricultural Sector 7. Income Distribution and Levels of Living in Java, 1963 and Beyond Part IV: Village Dynamics 8. Population, Involution; and Employment in Rural Java 9. Agricultural Evolution in Java Part V: Rural Institutions 10. Local Political and Economic Structures Part VI: Migration 11. Rural and Urban Migration: A National Overview 12. Transmigration and Marginal Land Development Part VII: The Household Economy 13. Garden Use and Household Economy in Java 14. Nutrition and the Household Economy Part VIII: Resource Management 15. Aquaculture and Artisanal Fisheries 16. Lowland Forestry Management