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March 1979, Volume 7, Issue 3
February 1979, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 91-94 Editor's introduction
by Wionczek, Miguel S.
- 95-112 Debt and development: The role of foreign capital in economic growth
by Hughes, Helen
- 113-124 Relief and reform in third world debt
by Helleiner, G. K.
- 125-133 The world economy, external debt and prospects for development financing
by Seira, Ariel Buira
- 135-143 Some aspects of the impact of inflation on the debt burden of developing countries
by Money, Finance and Development Division
- 145-159 Notes on the `LDC debt problem'
by Holsen, John A.
- 161-173 The OPEC aid record
by Shihata, Ibrahim F. I. & Mabro, Robert
- 175-187 The LDC external debt and the euromarkets: The impressive record and the uncertain future
by Wionczek, Miguel S.
- 189-197 Commercial bank lending to developing countries: Supply constraints
by Hardy, Chandra S.
- 199-210 International debt renegotiation: Lessons from the past
by Cizauskas, Albert C.
January 1979, Volume 7, Issue 1
1978, Volume 6, Issue 11-12
- 1199-1242 Labour market performance in developing countries: A survey
by Berry, A. & Sabot, R. H.
- 1243-1246 Comment
by Bruton, Henry J.
- 1247-1249 Comment
by Todaro, Michael P.
- 1251-1259 Basic needs policies and population growth
by Morawetz, David
- 1261-1269 Economic policy and population change in Thailand
by Robinson, Warren C.
- 1271-1280 Long-term trends in income distribution in Pakistan
by Guisinger, Stephen & Hicks, Norman L.
- 1281-1296 Unemployment and underemployment in Bangladesh agriculture
by Ahmed, Iqbal
- 1297-1311 Intermediate technology in China's rural industries
by Riskin, Carl
1978, Volume 6, Issue 9-10
- 1033-1039 Introduction - the urban informal sector: Why is it worth discussing?
by Bromley, Ray
- 1041-1064 Informal sector or petty commodity production: Dualism or dependence in urban development?
by Moser, Caroline O. N.
- 1065-1075 An exploration into the nature of informal--formal sector relationships
by Tokman, Victor E.
- 1077-1086 Quasi-formal employment structures and behaviour in the unorganized urban economy, and the reverse: Some evidence from South India
by Harriss, Barbara
- 1087-1101 Causes of urban poverty in Brazil
by Tolosa, Hamilton C.
- 1103-1104 Capitalist and petty commodity production in Nigeria: A note
by Williams, Gavin & Tumusiime-Mutebile, Emmanuel
- 1105-1133 Petty commodity housing or dweller control? A critique of John Turner's views on housing policy
by Burgess, Rod
- 1135-1145 Housing in three dimensions: Terms of reference for the housing question redefined
by Turner, John F. C.
- 1147-1160 Petty production and capitalist production in Dakar: The crisis of the self-employed
by Gerry, Chris
- 1161-1171 Organization, regulation and exploitation in the so-called `urban informal sector': The street traders of Cali, Colombia
by Bromley, Ray
- 1173-1185 Self-employed Proletarians in an informal factory: The case of Cali's garbage dump
by Birkbeck, Chris
- 1187-1198 Competition between the informal and formal sectors in retailing: The case of Santiago
by Tokman, Victor E.
1978, Volume 6, Issue 7-8
- 881-924 Dependency: A formal theory of underdevelopment or a methodology for the analysis of concrete situations of underdevelopment?
by Palma, Gabriel
- 925-936 Imperialism and development: A critique
by Williams, Gavin
- 937-965 Growth, technology and the environment in less developed countries: A survey
by James, Jeffrey
- 967-969 Ecodevelopment: A paradigm for strategic planning? : Comment on James
by Sachs, Ignancy
- 971-978 Including women in development efforts
by Zeidenstein, George
- 979-990 Operation of selective credit policies in less developed countries: Certain critical issues
by Khatkhate, Deena & Villanueva, Delano P.
- 991-1003 Flexible exchange rate policy in an open developing economy: The Lebanese experience, 1950-1974
by Makdisi, Samir A.
- 1005-1018 Why Mexico's `stabilizing development' was actually destabilizing (with some implications for the future)
by Reynolds, Clark W.
- 1019-1029 A critical evaluation of popular unity's short-term and financial policy
by Griffith-Jones, Stephany
June 1978, Volume 6, Issue 6
- 719-769 Crisis in regional economic cooperation (integration) among developing countries: A survey
by Vaitsos, Constantine V.
- 771-777 Regional economic cooperation among developing countries: Some further considerations
by Robson, Peter
- 779-782 Can the broken Humpty-Dumpty be put together again and by whom? Comments on the Vaitsos survey
by Wionczek, Miguel S.
- 783-796 Capitalist development and educational structure
by Bowles, Samuel
- 797-811 Food insecurity: Magnitude and remedies
by Reutlinger, Shlomo
- 813-825 The case for selective taxes on goods and services in developing countries
by Cnossen, Sijbren
- 827-836 Taxation, procurement and collective incentives in Chinese agriculture
by Khan, A. R.
- 837-849 Multinational corporations and economic nationalism: Conflict over resource development in Canada
by Laux, Jeanne Kirk & Molot, Maureen Appel
- 851-860 Centre-States financial relations in the context of planned development
by Bhatt, V. V. & Khatkhate, Deena R.
- 861-880 Castro market: Slices of economic life in a poor Chilean fishing town
by Morawetz, David
May 1978, Volume 6, Issue 5
- 559-559 Editorial note
by Unger, Jonathan
- 561-566 Meeting basic needs in the People's Republic of China
by Perkins, Dwight
- 567-581 Mao and the Chinese rural economy
by Gray, Jack
- 583-601 Collective incentives in the Chinese countryside: Lessons from Chen Village
by Unger, Jonathan
- 603-607 Efficiency, equality and accumulation in rural China: Notes on the Chinese system of incentives
by Griffin, Keith
- 609-619 Welfare practices in rural China
by Davis-Friedmann, Deborah
- 621-630 Development and health care: Is China's medical programme exportable?
by Lampton, David M.
- 631-645 Agricultural research and extension services in China
by Stavis, Benedict
- 647-662 China's rural marketing structure
by Weiss, Udo
- 663-665 Rural marketing in China: A comparative perspective
by Lele, Uma
- 667-680 Rural Industrialization: A comparison of development planning in China and India
by Sigurdson, Jon
- 681-692 Political conflict and rural industrialization in China
by Riskin, Carl
- 693-707 Some reflections on the presence of `rural' or of `urban bias' in China's development policies 1949-1976
by Paine, Suzanne
- 709-713 Transferability, exoticism and other forms of dogmatic revisionism
by Green, Reginald Herbold
- 715-717 Learning from China: Reflections on transferability
by Dore, R. P.
April 1978, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 423-435 The integrated programme for commodities
by Laursen, Karsten
- 437-445 Determinants of exchange-rate regimes for currencies of developing countries: Some preliminary results
by Dreyer, Jacob S.
- 447-459 Licensing and technology dependence in the Andean group
by Mytelka, Lynn Krieger
- 461-466 Reappraising the Southern African customs union: A comment
by Robson, Peter
- 467-478 Side-effects of planning in the aid control system
by Strachan, Harry W.
- 479-497 Coping with poverty in international assistance policy: An evaluation of spatially integrated investment strategies
by Rondinelli, Dennis A. & Ruddle, Kenneth
- 499-518 The fourth mobilization: New phase of the Tachai movement
by Maxwell, Neville
- 519-532 Population, employment and poverty in the Philippines
by Wery, R. & Rodgers, G. B. & Hopkins, M. J. D.
- 533-543 Some arguments for (moderately) capital-intensive development, even in labour-abundant nations
by Beckerman, Paul
- 545-548 Paul Beckerman: A comment
by Stewart, Frances
- 549-551 The feasibility of fertility planning -- micro perspectives : Edited by T. Scarlett Epstein and Darrell Jackson (Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1977; pp. 244, including Bibliography)
by Chapman, Joan
- 551-553 Higher education and social change. Promising experiments in developing countries : Edited by Kenneth W. Thompson, Barbara R. Fogel, Helen E. Danner (New York: Praeger Publishers, 1976; Volume 1, paperback $7.50; Volume 2, paperback $10.00)
by Callaway, Helen
- 553-554 A turning point for literacy : Edited by Leon Bataille (Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1976)
by Kidd, J. R.
March 1978, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 245-273 Growth and improverishment in the middle of the nineteenth century
by Adelman, Irma & Morris, Cynthia Taft
- 275-293 Inequality, technology and payments systems
by Stewart, Frances
- 295-304 Poverty in the third world: Ugly facts and fancy models
by Griffin, Keith & Khan, Azizur Rahman
- 305-318 Demographic determinants of the distribution of income
by Rodgers, Gerry B.
- 319-337 Inter-farm, inter-regional and farm-non-farm income distribution: The impact of the new cereal variaties
by Lipton, Michael
- 339-345 The death of land reform: A polemic
by Lehmann, David
- 347-382 The republic of Korea's experience with export-led industrial development
by Westphal, Larry E.
- 383-396 Economic growth and equity in the Republic of Korea
by Rao, D. C.
- 397-409 Equity with growth in Taiwan: How `special' is the `special case'?
by Ranis, Gustav
- 411-421 Basic needs: Some issues
by Streeten, Paul & Burki, Shahid Javed
February 1978, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 123-126 Introductory note
by Macarthur, J. D.
- 127-129 The employment and income distribution objectives in the Kuwait fund development assistance
by Al-Hamad, Abdlatif Y.
- 131-138 Social benefit-cost analysis and the distribution of income
by Mirrlees, J. A.
- 139-152 Project appraisal and income distribution
by Amin, Galal A.
- 153-165 Social cost-benefit analysis in practice: Some reflections in the light of case studies using Little-Mirrlees techniques
by Stewart, Frances
- 167-193 Appraising the distributional aspects of rural development projects: A Kenya case study
by MacArthur, J. D.
- 195-208 Cost - effectiveness analysis in practice: A case study of domestic water supplies in an African country
by Porter, R. S. & Walsh, M. R.
- 209-219 Project selection for poverty-focused rural development: Simple is optimal
by Chambers, Robert
- 221-225 A note on some practical limitations of social cost-benefit analysis measures
by Sadik, Abdul-Karim T.
- 227-240 Themes from the discussion at the Symposium
by Amin, Galal A.
January 1978, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-10 The objectives of development
by Currie, Lauchlin
- 11-22 Failures in the strategy against poverty
by Balogh, Thomas
- 23-30 Freedom and management in primary commodity markets: US imports from developing countries
by Helleiner, G. K.
- 31-43 The Southern African customs union: A reappraisal
by Mosley, Paul
- 45-64 Resource mobilization in developing countries: Financial institutions and policies
by Bhatt, V. V. & Meerman, Jacob
- 65-82 Rural development, class structure and bureaucracy in Bangladesh
by Blair, Harry W.
- 83-95 The changing fortunes of an aristocracy? Determinants of wages and conditions of employment in Kenya
by Henley, John S. & House, William J.
- 97-116 Construction industry in developing countries
by Moavenzadeh, Fred
- 117-122 Contrived dualism and government policy
by Ridler, Neil B.
1977, Volume 5, Issue 9-10
- 773-776 The work of the Livingstone Institute on `appropriate' technology : Editor's introduction
by Pickett, James
- 777-789 Technical choice in developing countries: The case of leather manufacturing
by Huq, M. M. & Aragaw, H.
- 791-801 Some aspects of technology choice in the iron foundry industry
by Bhat, B. A. & Prendergast, C. C.
- 803-811 Capital goods manufacture and the choice of technique in the maize - milling industry
by Uhlig, S. J. & Bhat, B. A.
- 813-828 Brewing projects in developing countries: Technology, costs and employment
by Keddie, James & Cleghorn, William
- 829-838 Developing country product choice: Footwear in Ethiopia
by McBain, N. S.
- 839-851 The choice of technique in a batch production industry: Some lessons from a study of bolt and nut manufacture
by Uhlig, S. J. & McBain, N. S.
- 853-866 The choice of technology in the production of fertilizer: A case study of ammonia and urea
by Disney, Richard & Aragaw, H.
- 867-878 Bottlenecks in a single-cropping system in Chilalo, Ethiopia: The acceptance and relevance of improved farming equipment
by Hill, Gerard J.
- 879-882 A note on operating conditions and technology in African textile production
by Pickett, James & Robson, R.
August 1977, Volume 5, Issue 8
- 665-676 Some reflections on `redistribution with growth'
by Beckerman, Wilfred
- 677-697 The political economy of controlling transnationals: The pharmaceutical industry in Sri Lanka (1972-1976)
by Lall, Sanjaya & Bibile, Senaka
- 699-706 The hungry, crowded and competitive world
by Islam, Nurul
- 707-713 Why inflation is not relative price-neutral for primary products
by Spraos, John
- 715-724 Malnutrition: A poverty or a food problem?
by Reutlinger, Shlomo
- 725-746 American agricultural assistance and the new international economic order
by Ford Runge, Carlisle
- 747-752 Sources of growth of Maltese manufacturing industries
by Metwally, M. M.
- 753-761 Kaldor's `the military in development' -- a comment
by Amsden, Alice H.
- 763-763 Reply
by Kaldor, Mary
- 765-766 Catastrophe or new society? a Latin American world model : By Amilcar O. Herrera, Hugo D. Scolnik, Graciela Chichilnisky, Gilberto C. Gallopin, Jorge E. Hardoy, Diana Mosovich, Enrique Oteiza, Gilda L. de Romero Brest, Carlos E. Suarez, and Luis Talavera (Ottawa, Canada: International Development Research Centre, 1976, Pp. 108. $1.00)
by Singer, H. W.
- 766-767 Food and poverty. The political economy of confrontation : By Radha Sinha (London: Croom Helm, 1976, 196 pp. [UK pound]6.50)
by Schofield, Sue
- 767-768 The erosion of a relationship: India and Britain since 1960 : By M. Lipton and J. Firn (London: Oxford University Press, 1975. pp. xvi+427. [UK pound]13.00)
by Sen, Amartya
- 768-769 Film-making in developing countries : Edited by Andreas Fuglesang (The Dag Hammarskjold Foundation, 1975)
by Cruise O'Brien, Rita
1977, Volume 5, Issue 5-7
- 371-382 The world food problem: Consensus and conflict Editor's introduction
by Sinha, Radha
- 383-394 World food: Myth and reality
by Poleman, Thomas T.
- 395-405 World population situation: Problems and prospects
by Mauldin, W. Parker
- 407-415 Agricultural policies in the EEC and their external implications
by Bergmann, Denis
- 417-424 Can Eastern Europe feed itself?
by Nove, Alec
- 425-440 Foodgrain production and population in Asia: China, India and Bangladesh
by Etienne, Gilbert
- 441-446 Problems of arid agriculture in West Asia
by El-Sherbini, A. A.
- 447-457 Africa: A continent in transition
by Rado, Emil & Sinha, Radha
- 459-476 Agricultural production prospects in Latin America
by Barraclough, Solon
- 477-485 Food production potential of the world
by Buringh, P.
- 487-495 Assuring our food supply -- technology, resources and policy
by Wittwer, Sylvan H.
- 497-506 Projections of world demand for and supply of foodgrains: An attempt at methodological evaluation
by Diwan, Romesh
- 507-518 Climatic variation and implications for world food production
by Bryson, Reid A. & Ross, John E.
- 519-523 World water resources: Perspectives and problems
by Sokolov, A. A.
- 525-536 The world fertilizer situation
by Allen, G. R.
- 537-547 World grain markets: A functional analysis
by Labys, Walter C.
- 549-558 The world grain economy and the food problem
by Johnson, Robbin S.
- 559-571 Agribusiness and the elimination of Latin America's rural proletariat
by Feder, Ernest
- 573-583 The changing structure of US agriculture: Implications for world trade
by Sundquist, W. B.
- 585-593 Marketing alternatives for agriculture in developed countries
by Rhodes, V. James
- 595-601 The UNCTAD integrated programme for commodities and the world food problem
by Lamond, Alan R.
- 603-611 Grain reserves and government agricultural policies
by Josling, Tim
- 613-621 Food security: Storage vs exchange
by Weckstein, R. S.
- 623-631 The new politics of food
by Schertz, Lyle P. & Berntson, Byron L.
- 633-639 External assistance for food and agricultural development in the Third World
by Bhattacharjee, J. P.
- 641-649 The role of the developed countries in world agricultural development
by Simantov, A.
- 651-660 The world food situation and collective self-reliance
by Aziz, Sartaj
- 661-664 A selected bibliography
by Pingle, Gautam
April 1977, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 279-289 Development and income distribution: A case study of Sri Lanka and Malaysia
by Lee, Eddy
- 291-302 Migration and the urban labour market: The case of San Salvador
by Peek, Peter & Antolinez, Pedro
- 303-316 Economic trends and policies in India during the Emergency
by Toye, J. F. J.
- 317-323 Land productivity, farm size and returns to scale in Pakistan agriculture
by Khan, Mahmood Hasan
- 325-334 Where should developing countries' minerals be processed? The country view versus the multinational company view
by Radetzki, Marian
- 335-348 Trends and patterns of the international tropical hardwood trade
by Enabor, Ephraim E.
- 349-353 Interactions between private speculation and buffer stock agencies in commodity stabilization
by Hallwood, Paul
- 355-370 Dependence is dead, long live dependence and the class struggle: An answer to critics
by Frank, Andre Gunter
March 1977, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 169-188 Taxation and the urban poor in developing countries
by McLure, Charles Jr.
- 189-202 Appropriate technology in sugar manufacturing
by Forsyth, David J. C.
- 203-215 Technology and employment in the production of cotton cloth
by Pickett, James & Robson, R.
- 217-233 The division of labour is limited by the type of market: The case of the Taiwanese machine tool industry
by Amsden, Alice H.
- 235-256 Two refineries: A comparative study of technology transfer to the Nigerian refining industry
by Turner, Terisa
- 267-270 The new economics of growth: A review
by Lipton, Michael
- 271-273 Poverty, unemployment and development policy: A case study of selected issues with reference to Kerala : (New York: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, 1975, 235 pp. $US 9.00)
by Sinha, Radha
- 273-273 Underexploited tropical plants with promising economic value : (Washington, D.C.: National Academy of Sciences, 1976)
by Tindall, H. D.
- 273-274 Energy and food production : By Gerald Leach (Guildford: IPC Science and Technology Press, 1976; 137 pp., [UK pound]5.50)
by Bevan, D. L.
- 274-275 The Paradox of Poverty: Socio-economic aspects of population growth : Edited by Scarlett Epstein and Darrell Jackson (India: Macmillan, 1976; for the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex; [UK pound]3.00+50p postage)
by Zinkin, Taya
1977, Volume 5, Issue 1-2
- 1-6 Editors' introduction
by Baer, Werner & Samuelson, Larry
- 7-17 Beyond import substitution: The case of Argentina
by de Pablo, Juan Carlos
- 19-45 The Brazilian economy in the seventies: Old and new developments
by Malan, Pedro S. & Bonelli, Regis
- 47-67 Issues and evidence on recent Brazilian economic growth
by Bacha, Edmar L.
- 69-88 Chile: The role of asset redistribution in poverty-focused development strategies
by Foxley, Alejandro & Aninat, Eduardo & Arellano, Jose P.
- 89-109 Import substitution and beyond: Colombia
by Berry, Albert & Thoumi, Francisco
- 111-123 Import substitution in Mexico: Past and present
by Antonio Aspra, L.
- 125-136 The post-import-substitution era: The case of Peru
by Thorp, Rosemary
- 137-153 The Andean pact: A model of economic integration for developing countries
by Ffrench-Davis, Ricardo
- 155-168 Agrarian reforms in Latin America: A framework and an instrument of rural development
by Figueroa, Adolfo
December 1976, Volume 4, Issue 12
1976, Volume 4, Issue 10-11
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