인도 독립기의 댐건설

• 영문명: Indian dam building and its meaning at the time of its independence -The Construction of New Temples of Resurgent India -
• 발행기관: 중앙대학교 중앙사학연구소
• 저자명: 김우민(Kim Woo-min)
• 간행물 정보: 『중앙사론』제30집, 133~181쪽, 전체 49쪽
• 주제분류: 인문학 > 역사학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2009.12.31

영문 초록

The purpose of this study is to retrace the historical background of the Indian dam building at the time of its independence. For that purpose, the author tries to identify the main scientists and engineers who wanted to transplant the American dam model (TVA) into India and expound the domestic & international situation which made possible the construction of Indian dams. Inwardly, the American-style dam construction in India was encouraged by the Indian scientists and technologists who were attracted by the scientific logic and technological prowess of the western world. Internationally, the good news of big dam construction was propagated by the U. S. politicians, businessmen and technicians in the context of Cold War politics. Colonial government, which wanted to change its political control by an economic one, also played a role in proposing the big construction projects. It was in this intricate situation that dam building began as a big project of Indian nation-building. In the latter part, the author shows the actual process of Indian dam building-Damodar, Hirakud, Bhakra-Nangal-and, through this, wants to show that the original projects were distorted on the terrain of Indian politics and society. Finally, the author wants to stress the intricacy of the Third World development programs tried as nation-building projects.

목차

서론 - 독립기 인도와 댐건설 문제

Ⅰ. 인도에서의 TVA식 댐 건설 도입배경

Ⅱ. 댐 건설에서 나타난 국가 건설의 성격과 한계-댐과 민족주의

Ⅲ. 인도에서의 댐 건설 과정의 실제 모습

결론 - 제 3세계 독립기 공공 건설의 다층적인 면

참고문헌

키워드

댐 다모다르 히라쿳 마하나디 사하 사인 네루 릴리엔탈 인도 미국 냉전 공공 건설 국가 건설 미국 예외주의 슬로쿰 봄베이 계획 dam Damodar Hirakud Mahanadi Meghnad Saha Kanwar Sain Jawaharlal Nehru David Eli Lilienthal India United States of America Cold War public works nation-building American exceptionalism Harvey Slocum Bombay Plan