Development and Change

1970 - 2025

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State Policies and Regional Disparity in Indian Agriculture pp. 523-546: K. Subbarao
Technology and Agricultural Development in China: Regional Spread and Inequality pp. 547-570: Y. Y. Kueh
Shenzhen: A Chinese ‘Development Zone’ in Global Perspective pp. 571-602: Leslie Sklair
Indigenization Policies and Structural Cooptation by Multinational Corporations pp. 603-634: Yoshitaka Okada
Single–Parent Families: Choice or Constraint? pp. 635-656: Sylvia Chant

Labels: A Shadow Across Reality pp. 343-345: Geof Wood
The Politics of Development Policy Labelling pp. 347-373: Geof Wood
Policy Makers Have Their Needs Too: Irish Itinerants and the Culture of Poverty pp. 375-408: Bernard Schaffer
The Use of Labelling in Urban Low Income Housing in the Third World Case–Study of Bogota, Colombia pp. 409-428: Marion Glaser
Refugees –Access and Labelling pp. 429-450: Roger Zetter
Targets Strike Back ‐Rural Works Claimants in Bangladesh pp. 451-473: Geof Wood
To Feed or to Educate: Labelling in Targeted Nutrition Interventions pp. 475-483: Erica Wheeler
Destitute Allowance vs Family Assistance: Conflict Over Welfare Labels in Fiji pp. 485-502: John Cameron
Labelling and the Language of International Development pp. 503-514: Edward Horesh
Bernard Schaffer: A Personal Appreciation pp. 515-520: Geoffrey Lamb

The Aid Regime and International Debt: Crisis and Structural Adjustment pp. 179-212: Robert Wood
Paradigms and Scientific Revolutions in Development Theories pp. 213-234: Javier Elguea
A Historical Reassessment of Early Japanese Development pp. 235-250: Richard Grabowski
Smallholding Agriculture in Revolutionary Cuba: A Case of Under–Exploitation? pp. 251-270: David Lehmann
The Limits of State Self–Help Housing Programmes pp. 271-312: Rod Burgess
The Impact of Microelectronics on Developing Countries: The Case of Brazilian Telecommunications pp. 313-340: Michael Hobday

The Commercialization of Photovoltaics in the Third World: Unfulfilled Expectations and Limited Markets pp. 5-37: Kurt Hoffman
Market Restructuring and Technology Acquisition: Power Alcohol in Kenya and Zimbabwe pp. 39-59: Calestous Juma
Biotechnology: Prospects and Dilemmas for Third World Development pp. 61-91: Martin Kenney and Frederick Buttel
Biotechnology for Mining: The Potential of an Emerging Technology, the Andean Pact Copper Project and Some Policy Implications pp. 93-121: Alyson Warhurst
Internal Colonialism in the Circumpolar North: The Case of Alaska pp. 123-145: John Dryzek and Oran Young
Domestic Resource Costs for Sudanese Manufacturing Industry: A Preliminary Analysis pp. 147-158: Siddiq Umbadda
Industrial Distribution of Indian Exports and Joint Ventures Abroad pp. 159-174: Ajit Dasgupta and Natteri Siddharthan

Conditions of Poverty Groups and Impact on Indian Economic Development and Cultural Change: The Role of Labour pp. 473-493: Michael Lipton
Women in Development: Liberalism, Marxism and Marxist‐Feminism pp. 495-515: Asoka Bandarage
‘Developing’ the Urban Informal Sector in South Africa: The Reformist Paradigm and its Fallacies pp. 517-550: Paul Wellings and Michael Sutcliffe
Urban Poverty, Informal Sector Activity and Inter–Sectoral Linkages: Evidence from Windhoek, Namibia pp. 551-576: David Simon
The Myths and Realities of Nigeria's Business Indigenization pp. 577-592: Michael Adejugbe
Industrial Class Formation in Ghana: Some Empirical Observations pp. 593-612: Paul Bennell

China's New Population Policies: Rationale and Some Implications pp. 321-358: Ashwani Saith
The Rationale and Modalities for Compensating Export Earnings Instability pp. 359-380: Marielle Demeocq
The Impact of Emigration on National Development: Three Sending Communities in the Dominican Republic pp. 381-403: Sherri Grasmuck
Patterns of Agricultural Development and Foreign Aid to Zambia pp. 405-434: William Smith and Adrian Wood
Advertising and Transnational Corporations in Kenya pp. 435-456: Josiane Jouet
On Losing Sight of the Forest for Looking at the Trees pp. 457-463: André Gunder Frank
In Memoriam pp. 465-465: Bernard Schaffer

Structure and Process in the Bureaucratic States of Colonial Africa pp. 161-202: Bruce Berman
The Mexican Experience in Peasant Agricultural Credit pp. 203-221: John Mogab
Maturity and Relocation in the Car Industry pp. 223-250: Ben Dankbaar
The Effects of Mining Activities on a Peasant Community: A Case Study pp. 251-273: Stephen Ekpenyong
South Indians on the Plantation Frontier: Malaysian Proletarians or Ethnic Indians? pp. 275-293: Viswanathan Selvaratnam
Professions and Professional Associations: A Comment on Bennell & Godfrey* pp. 295-300: Bernard Schaffer
Frank's Crisis pp. 301-318: Huub Coppens

China's Recent Export Performance: Some Basic Features and Policy Implications pp. 1-22: Alexander Yeats
State Intervention and Bureaucratic Reproduction: Comparative Thoughts pp. 23-41: Geof Wood
Going ‘Popular’ with Culture: Theatre as a Small–Scale Medium in Developing Countries pp. 43-64: Kees Epskamp
The Drive Towards Mechanization of SmallScale Fisheries in Kerala: A Study of the Transformation Process of Traditional Village Societies pp. 65-103: Jean–Philippe Platteau
High Fertility and the Demand for Labour in Peasant Economies: The Case of Bukoba District, Tanzania pp. 105-124: C. Lwechungura Kamuzora
The Pattern of Internal Migration in Response to Structural Change in the Economy of Malawi 1966–77 pp. 125-151: Robert Christiansen