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A Study of Changing Leadership Pattern in Some Selected Villages of Mymensingh District

Rafiqun-Nessa Ali
Department of Rural Sociology Bangdladesh Agricultural University. Mymensingh

Abstract/ Executive Summary:

This analysis focuses on two different yet structurally related processes changes over lime in different community's leadership structure and changes over time of those individuals who occupy leadership positions. Chi-square ( x² ) test has been used to find out the relationship between variables. It has also been used to test the hypothesis,age,wealth, income, education, aristocracy have been found to influence the changing pattern of leadership.

Keywords: Leadership pattern, Selected villages

Location: Panqhaqra, Sutiakhali and Boyra , Mymensingh

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Program Area: Socio-economic and Policy

Non-commodity: Impact

Objectives:

To see the factors influencing the changing leadership pattern.

Methodology:

Three villages were selected for field-studv: Panqhaqra, Sutiakhali and Boyra from Kotwali thana. The project areas were selected on the grounds that the supervision and constant touch to these villages were possible. A sample 0f 150 members was selected randomly, fifty from each village interviewed by the field investigators through filling interview schedule. Both leaders and non-leaders have been inter- viewed. The distinction between leaders and non-leader had been determined by asking them different questions, and some factors were considered to determine who was supposed to be a leader, such as wealth, income, education, more active in community affairs,exposure to public. etc. The data and information so gathered were analysed for this paper.

Source of Information: Bangladesh J. Agri. Sci. 16 (1): 25-29: 1989 : ISSN 0379-4296

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Achievement/Findings:

Results of the study imply that age,wealth, income, education, aristocracy have been found to influence the changing pattern of leadership.

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