Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java
Poor performance of government managed irrigation systems persists globally despite numerous policies over the last four decades to address the problem. I argue that policy efforts to improve irrigation performance in developing countries fail in part because they are often formulated in isolation f...
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| author | Suhardiman, Diana |
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| description | Poor performance of government managed irrigation systems persists globally despite numerous policies over the last four decades to address the problem. I argue that policy efforts to improve irrigation performance in developing countries fail in part because they are often formulated in isolation from the existing agrarian reality. This article uses the example of Indonesia to show the link between irrigation outcomes and the wider agrarian context and highlights how the interface between farmers and irrigation bureaucracies is shaped by the existing agrarian structure. |
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| spelling | CGSpace781922024-05-01T08:20:11Z Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java Suhardiman, Diana irrigation systems agrarian structure water distribution water supply state intervention bureaucracy local government developing countries farmers Poor performance of government managed irrigation systems persists globally despite numerous policies over the last four decades to address the problem. I argue that policy efforts to improve irrigation performance in developing countries fail in part because they are often formulated in isolation from the existing agrarian reality. This article uses the example of Indonesia to show the link between irrigation outcomes and the wider agrarian context and highlights how the interface between farmers and irrigation bureaucracies is shaped by the existing agrarian structure. 2018-03-04 2016-12-07T05:41:07Z 2016-12-07T05:41:07Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/78192 en Open Access Informa UK Limited Suhardiman, Diana. 2016. Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java. Journal of Development Studies, 14p. (Online first) doi: 10.1080/00220388.2016.1228878 |
| spellingShingle | irrigation systems agrarian structure water distribution water supply state intervention bureaucracy local government developing countries farmers Suhardiman, Diana Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title | Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title_full | Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title_fullStr | Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title_full_unstemmed | Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title_short | Linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context: everyday class politics in water distribution practices in Rural Java |
| title_sort | linking irrigation development with the wider agrarian context everyday class politics in water distribution practices in rural java |
| topic | irrigation systems agrarian structure water distribution water supply state intervention bureaucracy local government developing countries farmers |
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