Changing Agricultural Scenario in North-East India, , B. Datta Ray, , Bimal J. Deb, Concept Publishing Company, 8180692647

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Changing Agricultural Scenario in North-East India

B. Datta Ray (Editor) Bimal J. Deb (Editor)

Synopsis The twenty-six papers in this volume, presented at a National Seminar, organised by the North East India Council for Social Science Research, Shillong, take stock of the state of agriculture in North-East India. Analysing the impact of recent agricultural changes on population growth, migration and health of the rural people in the region, the contribution address a variety of issues concerning crop diversification pattern, land size and productivity, land use pattern, land ceiling, agrarian reforms, and the role of women in agricultural sector. The book will be of great use to researchers and policy-makers.

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About the authors

B. Datta Ray

B. Datta Ray (1924-) is the founder Secretary, North East Indian Council for Social Science research (NEICSSR), Shillong. His major contributions include: Shifting Cultivation in North East India (ed., 1976), social and Economic Profile of North East India (ed., 1978), Administrative History of North East India (1978), Agricultural in the Hills: A case Study of Meghalaya (ed., 1979), Emergence and the Role of Middle Class in North East India (ed., 1983), Tribal Occupational Mobility (1984), Crime Perspective in North east India (1986), North East India in 2000 AD (ed., 1987), Tribal Identity and tension in North east India (1989), Social and political Institutions of the Hill People of North east India (ed., 1990), Dynamics of Tribal Society (ed., 1993).

Bimal J. Deb

Bimal J. Deb is Professor and Head, Department of Political Science, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong. He has several prestigious publications to his credit, including Development Priorities in North East India published by Concept Publishing Company, New Delhi.

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