Development and Change

1970 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1979

Introduction to the Correspondence of Marx and Engels and Danielson (Nikolai‐on) pp. 515-544

Kurt Mandelbaum

Kurt Mandelbaum: His Decade at the Institute of Social Research pp. 545-552

Martin Jay

Socialism and Development: Some Observations on the Soviet Contribution pp. 553-565

Alec Nove

The Scope of Planning in Developing Countries: Some Notes pp. 567-575

Brian van Arkadie

A Generation Later: Kurt Mandelbaum's The Industrialisation of Backward Areas Revisited pp. 577-584

Hans Singer

Employment and Growth in the Strategy of Development of Latin America pp. 585-600

Paul Rosenstein‐Rodan

Agriculture and Economic Development in Meiji Japan pp. 601-625

Radha Sinha

The Indonesian Devaluation of November 15, 1978 – A Basketful of Dilemmas pp. 627-634

Mohammad Sadli

Development, Maldevelopment and Industrialization of Third World Countries pp. 635-646

Ignacy Sachs

The New International Economic Order: Past Failures and Future Prospects pp. 647-671

Miguel Wionczek

A Note on the World Economic Development from the Socialist Viewpoint pp. 673-677

Branko Horvat

External Factors in the Savings Propensities of Developing Countries pp. 679-691

Peter Ady

Surplus Value and Profits: The Rectification of Names pp. 693-695

Joan Robinson

Some Notes on Development Planning pp. 697-705

Ajit Bhalla

The Birth, Life and Death of Development Economics pp. 707-719

Dudley Seers

Volume 10, issue 3, 1979

Johnson's Hebrides: Thoughts on a Dying Social Order pp. 345-361

Percy Selwyn

Going Against the Grain pp. 363-384

Barbara Harriss

What Has Been Happening to Rural Income Distribution in Bangladesh? pp. 385-401

Rizwanul Islam

Taxation and Economic Modernization in Contemporary China pp. 403-421

Leo Goodstadt

The Alliance for Progress: An Attempt at Interpretation pp. 423-443

Stephany Griffith‐Jones

Poverty Monitoring in Developing Countries pp. 445-460

Wolf Scott

The Performance of South American Civilian and Military Governments from a Socio‐Economic Perspective pp. 461-483

Joseph Pluta

Comment on Pluta's Article pp. 485-487

Thomas Dickson

World Bank Policy and the Peasants in the Third World pp. 489-494

Erich Jacoby

Volume 10, issue 2, 1979

Strikes in the Third World: Introduction pp. 177-180

Peter Waterman

Union Leaders, Worker Organization and Strikes: Karachi 1969‐72 pp. 181-204

Zafar A. Shaheed

Labour Consciousness and the 1971‐72 Contract Workers Strike in Namibia pp. 205-231

Richard Moorsom

Labour Conflicts under the Second Peronist Regime, Argentina 1973‐76 pp. 233-257

Elizabeth Jelin

Strikes and Labour Power in Ghana pp. 259-286

Jon Kraus

The Repression of Labour Protest in Singapore:Unique Case or Future Model? pp. 287-299

Hans Luther

The Value of Multiple Methods in Researching Third World Strikes: A Nigerian Example pp. 301-319

Paul Lubeck

Third World Strikes in International Perspective pp. 321-337

Richard Hyman

Volume 10, issue 1, 1979

Conservation and Dissolution in the Third World City: The ‘Shanty Town’ as an Element of Conservation pp. 1-22

Terence McGee

Public Enterprises and the Nature of the State pp. 23-40

Rehman Sobhan

The Internal Colonization of Cherokee Native Americans pp. 41-55

Gary Anders

The Labour Process, Class Conflict and Politics in the Peruvian Sugar Industry pp. 57-89

Chris Scott

Political Aspects of Poverty, Income Distribution and their Measurement: Some Examples from Rural Java pp. 91-114

Benjamin White

Appropriate Technology: a Critical Evaluation of the Concept and the Movement pp. 115-124

Michael Howes

The Crisis of Transition: A Critique of Strategies of Crisis Management pp. 125-153

John Friedmann

Mr Friedmann's Development Nightmare pp. 155-159

Martin Bronfenbrenner

Mr Friedmann's ‘Crisis’: A Reluctant Rebuttal pp. 159-163

Gustav Ranis

The Crisis of Transition: A Brief Rejoinder pp. 164-167

Hans Singer

A Rejoinder to Bronfenbrenner, Singer, and Ranis pp. 167-176

John Friedmann

Volume 9, issue 4, 1978

The International Circulation of Resources and Development: The Case of Migrant Labour pp. 509-545

Saskia Sassen‐Koob

The Development of Swidden Agriculture (Shifting Cultivation) pp. 547-579

Terry Grandstaff

The Role of Land Settlement in the Economic Development of West Malaysia 1957–1970 pp. 581-598

Noel Benjamin

Narrowing the Base of Costa Rican Democracy pp. 599-611

George Guess

Social Accounts, Social Indicators and Development Planning pp. 613-630

Ross Bull

The ‘Intermediate Regime’ and Industrialization Prospects pp. 631-648

Athanasios Thanos Skouras

Some Comments on ‘The “Intermediate Regime” and Industrialization Prospects’ pp. 649-653

Ken Post and Phil Wright

The ‘Intermediate Regime’ and Industrialization Prospects: A Comment pp. 655-660

Gavin Williams

On the Analysis of the Industrialization Process and the Notion of the ‘Intermediate Regime’: A Reply to Critics pp. 661-666

Athanasios Thanos Skouras

The Long View of Economic Development: New Theories pp. 667-681

Joan D Lind

Volume 9, issue 3, 1978

The Wider Context of Bilateral Resource Exploitation Arrangements Between the LDCs and the DCs pp. 345-364

Miguel Wionczek

Theories of Development and Underdevelopment in Southern Italy pp. 365-396

Graham Chapman

Administration of Planning in Lesotho: The Second Lag pp. 397-414

David Hirschmann

The Family Farm in Buganda pp. 415-438

A.F. Robertson and Gordon Hughes

Agricultural Productivity Gaps: A Case Study of Male Preference in Government Policy Implementation pp. 439-457

Kathleen Staudt

The French Aid Relationship: A Foreign Policy Model of the Distribution of French Bilateral Aid, 1964–70 pp. 459-478

R.D. McKinlay and R. Little

Ghanaian Political Studies in Transition: A Reflection on Some Recent Contributions pp. 479-503

Naomi Chazan

Volume 9, issue 2, 1978

Administrative Legacies and Links in the Post‐Colonial State: Preparation, Training and Administrative Reform pp. 175-200

Bernard Schaffer

Imperialism, Law and Structural Dependence: The Ghana Legal Profession pp. 201-243

Robin Luckham

The Politics of Entrepreneurship in Indian Villages pp. 245-275

Sylvia Hale

Access and the Cooperative: A Study of an Intermedium in Structural Change in Sri Lankan Dry Zone Paddy Cultivation pp. 277-298

Barbara Harriss

Import Distribution, Export Expansion and Consumption Liberalization: The Case of Egypt pp. 299-329

A. Agwah

Agri‐business and the United Nations System pp. 331-339

Erich H. Jacoby

A Comment on ‘The Absorptive Capacity of the Urban Tertiary Sector in Third World Countries' by Pieter Streefland (Vol. 8 No. 3, 293–305) pp. 341-342

Stuart Sinclair

REPLY TO SINCLAIR pp. 343-343

Pieter Streefland

Volume 9, issue 1, 1978

Marginal Societies at the Modern Frontier in Asia and the Arctic pp. 3-19

Jeremy Swift

Ecology, Politics and Change: The Case of the Eskimo pp. 21-40

Hugh Brody

Tribal Underdevelopment in India pp. 41-70

Steve Jones

The Mountain Pastoralists of the Sultanate of Oman pp. 71-86

Stace Birks

Soviet Nationality Policy in North Western Siberia pp. 87-102

Philip Lineton

The Rationalization of Reindeer Management Among Finnish Lapps pp. 103-132

Tim Ingold

Pastoral Nomadism in Mongolia: The Role of Herdsmen's Cooperatives in the National Economy pp. 133-160

Caroline Humphrey

The Future of Vulnerable Societies pp. 161-174

Brian Van Arkadie