Development and Change

1970 - 2025

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North‐South Negotiations pp. 481-503: Ferdinand van Dam
Petty Manufacturing, Capitalist Enterprises and the Process of Accumulation in Ecuador pp. 505-524: Alan Middleton
National Development Strategies and Regional Planning in Latin America: Some Reflections pp. 525-545: Jos G.M. Hilhorst
Material, Pedagogical and Socio‐Psychological Differences in Kenya's Primary Schools and Their Impact on Educational Outcome pp. 547-578: John Nkinyangi
The Role of MNCs in the Production and Transfer of Technology in Host Countries pp. 579-599: Edward Chen
Monopoly Power and Imperialism: Oscar Braun's Theory of Unequal Exchange pp. 601-610: David Evans
Academics and Experts or the Death of the High Level Technical Assistant pp. 611-618: Edward Horesh
Rural Growth and Distribution in Ivory Coast pp. 619-629: Wirte Boelman
Reply to Boelman pp. 631-633: Eddy Lee

Bangladesh and the World Economic System: The Crisis of External Dependence pp. 327-347: Rehman Sobhan
Women and Their Participation in Commercial Agricultural Production: The Case of Medium‐Scale Freehold in Zimbabwe pp. 349-377: Angela Cheater
Political Pressure for Urban Services: The Response of Two Mexico City Administrations pp. 379-407: Peter Ward
Who Gets What, Where, Why and How: A Critical Look at the Housing Subsidies in Zambia pp. 409-440: Biswapriya Sanyal
Foreign Capital, Employment and Accumulation in Kenya pp. 441-458: Raphael Kaplinsky
Development or Underdevelopment Administration? A Further ‘Deadlock’ pp. 459-479: David Hirschmann

Inflation in Ghana (1966–78): A Perspective on the Monetarist v Structuralist Debate pp. 177-213: John Struthers
Changing Characteristics of Farm Workers and the Labour Process: Harvest Mechanization in California pp. 215-236: Max Pfeffer
Women's Employment in the Arab World: A Strategy of Selective Intervention pp. 237-271: R. Paul Shaw
Farmers and Traders in Hausaland pp. 273-292: Paul Clough
The Myth and Reality of High Yielding Varieties in Indian Agriculture pp. 293-313: B. Bowonder
In Memoriam pp. 315-317: Andrew Pearse and Solon Barraclough
Oscar Braun pp. 318-320: E.V.K. FitzGerald

The Mechanization of Present‐Day Mozambican Agriculture pp. 1-27: Marc Wuyts
Women in Colonial Agriculture: Bihar in the Late 18th and the 19th Century pp. 29-53: Manoshi Mitra
Centre‐Periphery Relations and Marginalization: Empirical Analysis of the Dependency Model of Inequality in Peripheral Nations pp. 55-76: Hagen Koo
From Calvary to White Elephant: A Colombian Case of Urban Renewal and Marketing Reform pp. 77-120: Ray Bromley
Public Expenditure Reforms in India and Malaysia pp. 121-144: John Toye
What (if anything) can be done with the Brandt Commission's Report? pp. 145-163: Miguel Wionczek
Plus ça change. Essays in Honour of Kurt Martin. Development and Change, Vol. 10, No.4 (October 1979) pp. 165-176: Sukhamoy Chakravarty

The Nicaraguan Coffee Harvest 1979–80: Public Policy and the Private Sector pp. 497-516: David Kaimowitz
New International Division of Labour and Adjustment Problems of a Peripheral Industrialized Economy pp. 517-529: Kimmo Kiljunen
On the Relation Between Income Levels, Industrialization and the Future Composition of Developing Country Exports pp. 531-544: Ho Dac Tuong and Alexander Yeats
Rural Poverty and Development Alternatives in South and Southeast Asia: Some Policy Issues pp. 545-572: Ajit Ghose and Keith Griffin
Agricultural Commercialization in Africa South of the Sahara: The Cases of Lesotho and Swaziland pp. 573-606: Jan Sterkenburg
Export‐Led Rural Development: The Ivory Coast pp. 607-642: Eddy Lee
Agricultural Growth and the Late Development Effect in Japan — A Note pp. 643-648: Ian Inkster

Alternative Energy Technologies and Third World Rural Energy Needs: A Case of Emerging Technological Dependency pp. 335-365: Kurt Hoffman
Workers' Skills in Latin America: An Approach Towards Self‐Reliant Development pp. 367-389: Liliana Acero
A Note on Capital Accumulation in Mexico: The Budget Deficit and Investment Finance pp. 391-417: E. V. K. FitzGerald
Transition to What? Some Issues of Freedom and Necessity in Namibia pp. 419-454: Reginald Herbold Green
Zambia's System of State Capitalism pp. 455-478: Ben Turok
Enterprise and Innovation in an Indigenous Fishery: The Case of the Sultanate of Oman pp. 479-495: William Donaldson

North‐South Relations: The Reality from 1980 to 1990 pp. 163-186: Ferdinand van Dam
Insiders and Outsiders: Insidedness, Incorporation and Bureaucratic Politics pp. 187-210: Bernard Schaffer
The Allocation of Public Contracts: Studies in Peru and Venezuela pp. 211-227: Richard Batley
The Role of the State and the Politics of Capital Accumulation in Colombia pp. 229-255: Philip Wright
Indigenization and Technological Dependency pp. 257-272: Ankie Hoogvelt
Economical Technology against Technical Efficiency in the Oil Palm Industry of West Africa pp. 273-284: Martin Kaniki
Changes in Tanzanian Rural Development Policy 1975–1978 pp. 285-295: Koenraad Verhagen
Welfarists and the Market: A Study of the Self‐Employment Assistance Programme in the Philippines pp. 297-312: Elizabeth Reidy
Basic Human Needs Programming: An Analysis of Peace Corps Data pp. 313-332: Steven Cohn and Robert Wood

Changing Structures in the Financing of the Minerals Industry in LDCs pp. 1-15: Marian Radetzki
Development Strategy and the Energy Balance: an East African Study pp. 17-31: William House
Why Poor People Stay Poor in Rural South India pp. 33-64: John Harriss
Appropriate Technologies and Inappropriate Policy Instruments pp. 65-76: Jeffrey James
An Intermediate Regime in Historical Context: the Case of Guyana pp. 77-95: Kenneth Jameson
State Capitalism and National Industrialization in Turkey pp. 97-121: Berch Berberoglu
Constraints to Labour Time Availability in African Smallholder Agriculture: The Case of Bukoba District, Tanzania pp. 123-135: C. Lwechungura Kamuzora
Public Bureaucracy in the Post‐Colonial State: Some Questions on ‘Autonomy’ and ‘Dominance’ in South Asia pp. 137-148: Michael Moore
Bureaucracy and the Post‐Colonial State in South Asia: a Reply pp. 149-156: Geof Wood