INSTITUTIONAL HOUSEHOLD ADMINISTRATION

New Technologies and Institutional Change in Public Administration

Institutional Requirements for Academic Research in Public Administration

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Farm Household Production Theories: A Revies of "Institutional" and "Behavioral" Responses

This paper reviews major lines of theoretical and empirical research on farm household production choices in developing countries. It provides a wide-ranging literature review of different microeconomic approaches to peasant economy, shedding light on the underlying reasons that lead modern development economists away from the neoclassical framework to study “real people in real environments.” ...

Group-based financial institutions for the rural poor in Bangladesh: an institutional- and household-level analysis.

Group-based financial institutions for the rural poor in Bangladesh : an institutional-and household-level analysis / Manfred Zeller. .. [et al.]. p. Contents Tables v Figure and Box vi Foreword vii Acknowledgments ix Summary xi 1. Introduction 1

Smallholders and the ‘Household Responsibility System’: Adapting to Institutional Change in Chinese Agriculture

During the last quarter century, China’s agricultural sector has undergone a dramatic transformation from collective to private production under the so-called “Household Responsibility System.” This incentive system, designed to increase yields, reallocated communal land to peasant households, creating hundreds of millions of smallholders with relative autonomy over land use decisions and crop ...