Managing Common Property: Irrigation in India and the Philippines

Nirmal Sengupta

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PART ONE: A THEORETICAL MODEL Irrigation as Common Property PART TWO: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Irrigation Policy in Philippines Irrigation Policy in India PART THREE: CASE STUDIES Traditional Type of Organisation A Modernised System Tambraparni Tamilnadu Organisation in Canal Irrigation Communal Irrigation Systems in Philippines Misplaced Emphasis PART FOUR: CONCLUSION Techno-Economic Basis of Co-operation

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