This paper, discusses the situation in the front of growth, human development and exclusion in the theoretical framework of Gustav Ranis et al.(2004) along with its various implications for the north eastern region of India. This region falls in to the HD Lopsided category, as it experiences...

Despite so much of knowledge, the world is experiencing economic and psychological depression. More and more companies are becoming sick and bankrupt every day. The study provides some of the distinguishing features of the financial capital and the human capital and the need for focusing on...

Yemen is the poorest country in the Middle East region and one of the poorest in the world. Its population, already overwhelmingly young, is expanding rapidly, creating an explosion in the number of youth aged 15 to 29. A large youth population can provide the ideas and manpower necessary to...

It is a process which involves the change in people’s interaction and relationships with other people. It involves the influence of society and other individuals. It includes interestinal aspects such as the expansion of the person’s intrapersonal contacts, the modelling of behaviour and the...

Recent critics have declaimed against John Stuart Mill’s liberalism, arguing that his conception of civilization is inexorably bound to a hierarchal conception of social progress justifying Europeans’ moral right to “civilize” barbarian peoples. Without exonerating him of his undoubtedly...

The purpose of the paper is to develop a formal method for monitoring and assessment of the process of sustainable national development. In particular, we apply cluster analysis to develop procedures of formal assessment of development gaps, and show how they can be applied for monitoring...