Book Review: The Process of Planning, by A. H. Hanson.

George Rosen

ResearchPublished 1966

A review of a book analyzing the Indian planning experience in an essentially political context. The argument of the analysis is that, while Indian planning has contributed to the past growth of the Indian economy, planners today tend to forget that the Indian system of government depends on the compromising of group differences in contrast to methods that can be used by a government based on total allegiance and a single ideology.

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