| ID | 364297 |
| Title Proper | Bureaucrats, peasants and the dominant coalition: an Egyptian case study |
| Other Title Information | Reprinted from The Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 22, No. 2, published by Frank Cass & Co. Ltd;, London (Reprint No. 87) |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Adams, Richard H. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | This article challenges the thesis that local-level bureaucrats need be part of any 'dominant coalition' at the village level. Based on a case study of Egyptian agricultural officials, the paper argues that local bureaucrats may well be more useless than dominant in any political or economic sense. |
| `In' analytical Note | In Koester, Ulrich & Valdes, Alberto.: The EC's potential role in food security for LDC's: adjustments in its STABEX and stock policies. [Reprinted from the European Review of Agricultural Economics, Volume 11-4, 1984 (Reprint No. 77)] Washington. International Food Policy Research Institute, 1984. |
| Key Words | Local Government - Egypt |