This thesis aims to review and contribute to the literature on land reform and economic development. It does so by evaluating the impact of land reforms in India on agricultural modernization in twelve states over the years 1961-1987. The main findings are although there is limited evidence of the successful implementation of land reforms, adoption of tenancy reforms seems to have a significant...

modernization in kurdistan as an uncompleted process , in it’s historical transition , by religiousness which is the strongest and the most fundamental current cultural and social element , has encountered the researchers with this question that “ what kind of effect has the process of modernization on the rate of religiousness of people? “ this study investigates the relationship between moder...

The spirit of Nanniwan farming for self-reliance is one the original ecology Yan’an spirit, which an important content spiritual pedigree Communist Party China, and plays role in process China’s revolution, construction reform China. not only support to realize national independence during war years, but also coordinates realization Chinese Dream new era. Based on this, During journey realizing...

of socioeconomic status in producing differences in access to postsecondary education since the turn of the twentieth century in the United States. For cohorts born before 1950, family background exerts a significant effect on college attendance (Mare 1980). Postsecondary education has expanded in recent decades, however. Between 1955 and 2005, total fall enrollment in degree-granting instituti...

The energy revolution in Germany is a nationally and internationally highly acclaimed and debated topic. The phase-out of nuclear energy by the end of 2022 opens the door to enter the age of renewable energy. Energy system of the future should be eco-friendly and secure. Currently, Germany is a pioneer of this global development. The implementation of the energy revolution implicates increased ...

At the end of the 19 century several French scholars noted that a remarkable change was taking place in the population of their country. The number of children per family declined, clearly as the result of deliberate efforts to reduce fertility within marriage. It was soon understood that the voluntary limitation of marital fertility was a revolutionary novelty and the term ‘demographic revolut...

Abdel Omran’s 1971 theory of epidemiological transition is an attempt to account for the extraordinary advances in health care made in industrialized countries since the 18 century. According to Omran, all societies experience three "ages" in the process of modernization: the "age of pestilence and famine", during which mortality is high and fluctuating, with an average life expectancy under 30...