Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia

The process by which different ecological conditions and historical trajectories interacted to create different social and cultural systems resulted in major differences in economic development performance within Southeast Asia. In the late 19th ce...

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Main Author:	Hayami, Yujiro
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC: World Bank 2014
Subjects:	ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AGRARIAN REFORM AGRIBUSINESS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL INTENSIFICATION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRICING POLICIES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE ARABLE LAND AUTONOMY BANANAS BANKS CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CASH CROPS CASSAVA CINNAMON CLOVES COCOA COCONUT COCONUT OIL COCONUT PRODUCTS COCONUTS COFFEE COMMODITY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONTRACT FARMING COPRA CORN COTTAGE INDUSTRIES COTTON CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROPLAND CROPPING CULTIVABLE LAND CULTIVATED LAND DISEASES DIVISION OF LABOR DRAINAGE DRY SEASON ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ECOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC HISTORY ECONOMICS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTS EQUIPMENT EXPLOITATION EXPORT CROPS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARM HOUSEHOLDS FARM INCOME FARM LAND FARM PRODUCE FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERTILIZER FERTILIZERS FOOD CROPS FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FREE TRADE GNP GREEN REVOLUTION GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HARVESTING INCIDENCE OF PESTS INCOME DISTRIBUTION INDIGENOUS PEOPLE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION INTERCROPPING INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL TRADE KENAF LABOR FORCE LABOR INPUTS LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND DISTRIBUTION LAND PRODUCTIVITY LAND REFORM LAND RESOURCES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAND VALUE LANDLESS LABORERS LAWS LIVESTOCK LONG-TERM CONTRACTS MAIZE MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MIGRATION MONOPOLY MULTIPLE CROPPING NATURAL RESOURCES OIL OLIGARCHY OPPORTUNITY COST OPPORTUNITY COSTS PADDY PALM OIL PEPPER PLANTATIONS PLANTING POLITICAL ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH POTATOES PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRODUCE PRODUCERS PRODUCT QUALITY PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC GOODS QUALITY STANDARDS RAINFED FARMING REPLANTING REPUBLIC RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS RICE RICE AREAS RICE CULTIVATION RICE MILLING RICE PRODUCTION RICE RESEARCH RICE VARIETIES RICE YIELDS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT SEEDLINGS SEEDS SHARECROPPING SHIFTING CULTIVATION SINGLE CROP SMALL PRODUCERS SOIL DEGRADATION SPECIALIZATION STATE ENTERPRISES STREAMS SUGAR SUGARCANE TAX TAXATION TEA TEA INDUSTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS TERRACING TEXTILES TILLERS TRADE FLOWS TREE CROPS TREES TROPICAL CROPS TROPICAL PRODUCTS TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES WAGES WATER SUPPLY WEALTH OF NATIONS
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topic	ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AGRARIAN REFORM AGRIBUSINESS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL INTENSIFICATION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRICING POLICIES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE ARABLE LAND AUTONOMY BANANAS BANKS CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CASH CROPS CASSAVA CINNAMON CLOVES COCOA COCONUT COCONUT OIL COCONUT PRODUCTS COCONUTS COFFEE COMMODITY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONTRACT FARMING COPRA CORN COTTAGE INDUSTRIES COTTON CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROPLAND CROPPING CULTIVABLE LAND CULTIVATED LAND DISEASES DIVISION OF LABOR DRAINAGE DRY SEASON ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ECOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC HISTORY ECONOMICS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTS EQUIPMENT EXPLOITATION EXPORT CROPS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARM HOUSEHOLDS FARM INCOME FARM LAND FARM PRODUCE FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERTILIZER FERTILIZERS FOOD CROPS FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FREE TRADE GNP GREEN REVOLUTION GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HARVESTING INCIDENCE OF PESTS INCOME DISTRIBUTION INDIGENOUS PEOPLE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION INTERCROPPING INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL TRADE KENAF LABOR FORCE LABOR INPUTS LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND DISTRIBUTION LAND PRODUCTIVITY LAND REFORM LAND RESOURCES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAND VALUE LANDLESS LABORERS LAWS LIVESTOCK LONG-TERM CONTRACTS MAIZE MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MIGRATION MONOPOLY MULTIPLE CROPPING NATURAL RESOURCES OIL OLIGARCHY OPPORTUNITY COST OPPORTUNITY COSTS PADDY PALM OIL PEPPER PLANTATIONS PLANTING POLITICAL ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH POTATOES PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRODUCE PRODUCERS PRODUCT QUALITY PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC GOODS QUALITY STANDARDS RAINFED FARMING REPLANTING REPUBLIC RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS RICE RICE AREAS RICE CULTIVATION RICE MILLING RICE PRODUCTION RICE RESEARCH RICE VARIETIES RICE YIELDS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT SEEDLINGS SEEDS SHARECROPPING SHIFTING CULTIVATION SINGLE CROP SMALL PRODUCERS SOIL DEGRADATION SPECIALIZATION STATE ENTERPRISES STREAMS SUGAR SUGARCANE TAX TAXATION TEA TEA INDUSTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS TERRACING TEXTILES TILLERS TRADE FLOWS TREE CROPS TREES TROPICAL CROPS TROPICAL PRODUCTS TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES WAGES WATER SUPPLY WEALTH OF NATIONS
spellingShingle	ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AGRARIAN REFORM AGRIBUSINESS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL INTENSIFICATION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRICING POLICIES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE ARABLE LAND AUTONOMY BANANAS BANKS CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CASH CROPS CASSAVA CINNAMON CLOVES COCOA COCONUT COCONUT OIL COCONUT PRODUCTS COCONUTS COFFEE COMMODITY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONTRACT FARMING COPRA CORN COTTAGE INDUSTRIES COTTON CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROPLAND CROPPING CULTIVABLE LAND CULTIVATED LAND DISEASES DIVISION OF LABOR DRAINAGE DRY SEASON ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ECOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC HISTORY ECONOMICS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTS EQUIPMENT EXPLOITATION EXPORT CROPS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARM HOUSEHOLDS FARM INCOME FARM LAND FARM PRODUCE FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERTILIZER FERTILIZERS FOOD CROPS FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FREE TRADE GNP GREEN REVOLUTION GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HARVESTING INCIDENCE OF PESTS INCOME DISTRIBUTION INDIGENOUS PEOPLE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION INTERCROPPING INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL TRADE KENAF LABOR FORCE LABOR INPUTS LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND DISTRIBUTION LAND PRODUCTIVITY LAND REFORM LAND RESOURCES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAND VALUE LANDLESS LABORERS LAWS LIVESTOCK LONG-TERM CONTRACTS MAIZE MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MIGRATION MONOPOLY MULTIPLE CROPPING NATURAL RESOURCES OIL OLIGARCHY OPPORTUNITY COST OPPORTUNITY COSTS PADDY PALM OIL PEPPER PLANTATIONS PLANTING POLITICAL ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH POTATOES PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRODUCE PRODUCERS PRODUCT QUALITY PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC GOODS QUALITY STANDARDS RAINFED FARMING REPLANTING REPUBLIC RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS RICE RICE AREAS RICE CULTIVATION RICE MILLING RICE PRODUCTION RICE RESEARCH RICE VARIETIES RICE YIELDS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT SEEDLINGS SEEDS SHARECROPPING SHIFTING CULTIVATION SINGLE CROP SMALL PRODUCERS SOIL DEGRADATION SPECIALIZATION STATE ENTERPRISES STREAMS SUGAR SUGARCANE TAX TAXATION TEA TEA INDUSTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS TERRACING TEXTILES TILLERS TRADE FLOWS TREE CROPS TREES TROPICAL CROPS TROPICAL PRODUCTS TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES WAGES WATER SUPPLY WEALTH OF NATIONS Hayami, Yujiro Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
geographic_facet	East Asia and Pacific South Asia Southeast Asia
description	The process by which different ecological conditions and historical trajectories interacted to create different social and cultural systems resulted in major differences in economic development performance within Southeast Asia. In the late 19th century, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand commonly experienced vent-for-surplus development through exploitation of unused lands. Nevertheless, different agrarian structures were created. Indonesia s development was mainly based on the exploitation of tropical rain forest under Dutch colonialism. It resulted in the bifurcation of the rural sector between rice-farming peasant proprietors and large plantations for tropical export crops based on hired labor. In the Philippines, exploitation of the same resource base under Spanish rule resulted in pervasive landlessness among the rural population. Relatively homogeneous landowning peasants continued to dominate in Thailand, where delta plains that were suitable only for rice production formed the resource base for development. These different agrarian structures associated with different social value systems have accounted for differential development performance across the three economies in the recent three decades.
format	Journal Article
author	Hayami, Yujiro
author_facet	Hayami, Yujiro
author_sort	Hayami, Yujiro
title	Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
title_short	Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
title_full	Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
title_fullStr	Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
title_full_unstemmed	Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia
title_sort	ecology, history, and development : a perspective from rural southeast asia
publisher	Washington, DC: World Bank
publishDate	2014
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/09/17580189/ecology-history-development-perspective-rural-southeast-asia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17131
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spelling	okr-10986-171312021-04-23T14:03:29Z Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia Hayami, Yujiro ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AGRARIAN REFORM AGRIBUSINESS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL INTENSIFICATION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRICING POLICIES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE ARABLE LAND AUTONOMY BANANAS BANKS CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CASH CROPS CASSAVA CINNAMON CLOVES COCOA COCONUT COCONUT OIL COCONUT PRODUCTS COCONUTS COFFEE COMMODITY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONTRACT FARMING COPRA CORN COTTAGE INDUSTRIES COTTON CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROPLAND CROPPING CULTIVABLE LAND CULTIVATED LAND DISEASES DIVISION OF LABOR DRAINAGE DRY SEASON ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ECOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC HISTORY ECONOMICS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTS EQUIPMENT EXPLOITATION EXPORT CROPS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARM HOUSEHOLDS FARM INCOME FARM LAND FARM PRODUCE FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERTILIZER FERTILIZERS FOOD CROPS FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FREE TRADE GNP GREEN REVOLUTION GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HARVESTING INCIDENCE OF PESTS INCOME DISTRIBUTION INDIGENOUS PEOPLE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION INTERCROPPING INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL TRADE KENAF LABOR FORCE LABOR INPUTS LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND DISTRIBUTION LAND PRODUCTIVITY LAND REFORM LAND RESOURCES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAND VALUE LANDLESS LABORERS LAWS LIVESTOCK LONG-TERM CONTRACTS MAIZE MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MIGRATION MONOPOLY MULTIPLE CROPPING NATURAL RESOURCES OIL OLIGARCHY OPPORTUNITY COST OPPORTUNITY COSTS PADDY PALM OIL PEPPER PLANTATIONS PLANTING POLITICAL ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH POTATOES PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRODUCE PRODUCERS PRODUCT QUALITY PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC GOODS QUALITY STANDARDS RAINFED FARMING REPLANTING REPUBLIC RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS RICE RICE AREAS RICE CULTIVATION RICE MILLING RICE PRODUCTION RICE RESEARCH RICE VARIETIES RICE YIELDS RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT SEEDLINGS SEEDS SHARECROPPING SHIFTING CULTIVATION SINGLE CROP SMALL PRODUCERS SOIL DEGRADATION SPECIALIZATION STATE ENTERPRISES STREAMS SUGAR SUGARCANE TAX TAXATION TEA TEA INDUSTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS TERRACING TEXTILES TILLERS TRADE FLOWS TREE CROPS TREES TROPICAL CROPS TROPICAL PRODUCTS TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS VILLAGE COMMUNITIES WAGES WATER SUPPLY WEALTH OF NATIONS The process by which different ecological conditions and historical trajectories interacted to create different social and cultural systems resulted in major differences in economic development performance within Southeast Asia. In the late 19th century, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand commonly experienced vent-for-surplus development through exploitation of unused lands. Nevertheless, different agrarian structures were created. Indonesia s development was mainly based on the exploitation of tropical rain forest under Dutch colonialism. It resulted in the bifurcation of the rural sector between rice-farming peasant proprietors and large plantations for tropical export crops based on hired labor. In the Philippines, exploitation of the same resource base under Spanish rule resulted in pervasive landlessness among the rural population. Relatively homogeneous landowning peasants continued to dominate in Thailand, where delta plains that were suitable only for rice production formed the resource base for development. These different agrarian structures associated with different social value systems have accounted for differential development performance across the three economies in the recent three decades. 2014-02-20T23:14:14Z 2014-02-20T23:14:14Z 2001-10 Journal Article http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/09/17580189/ecology-history-development-perspective-rural-southeast-asia World Bank Research Observer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17131 English en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Journal Article Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific South Asia Southeast Asia

Ecology, History, and Development : A Perspective from Rural Southeast Asia

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