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020			_a9780199458417 _qhbk.
041			_aeng
082			_a330.9 _bECO
245			_aEconomic geography: _bland, water and architecture / _cEdited by L.S. Bhat, H.S. Sharma and M.H Queshi
250			_aVol. 1
260			_aNew Delhi: _bOxford University Press, _c2016
300			_a340 p.
490			_aICSSR research survey and explorations
505			_aVolume 1. Land, water, and agriculture -- volume 2. Urbanization, industry, and development.
520			_a This two-volume survey in economic geography conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research aims to understand spatial organization vis-à-vis socio-economic development. Within this framework, the survey evaluates India's economic growth, presently centred on the system of relatively few large cities in the midst of innumerable villages and small towns. It underlines the need to reverse the dominant concentration of economic activity around urban centres, and to integrate the development of small towns and villages.
650			_aICSSR research survey and explorations _949032
650			_a India -- Economic conditions. _949027
650			_a India -- Economic policy. _949028
650			_a Natural resources -- India. _949029
700			_aQueshi, M.H _949030
700			_aSharma a, H.S. _949031
942			_cBK
999			_c12392 _d12392