Development and Change

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The International Market in Skills and the Transmission of Inequality pp. 5-24: Martin Godfrey
Industrialisation, Agricultural Specialisation, and Frontier Settlement in South‐Central Brazil, 1940–70 pp. 25-50: Martin T. Katzman
A Model for the Integration of Health and Nutrition Planning pp. 51-62: Hector Correa and Wafik A. Hassouna
The EEC Generalised System of Preferences; with special reference to Latin America pp. 63-74: Kees den Boer
Peasant Co‐operation, Consciousness and Solidarity pp. 75-84: Benno Galjart
Rural Savings, Wage Remittance Effects and Real Industrial Wage Determination pp. 85-94: George W. Irvin

The Young Professionals Programme of the World Bank An analysis of an elite group pp. 5-26: Aart J. M. van de Laar
How Peasants Become Revolutionaries: Some Cases from Latin America and Southeast Asia pp. 27-56: Gerrit Huizer
The ‘Labour Aristocracy’ in Africa: Introduction to a Debate pp. 57-74: Peter Waterman
Shift‐and‐Share Analysis of Spatial Development in Israel pp. 75-82: M. Mushkat
Project Identification, Analysis and Preparation in Developing Countries: a discursive commentary pp. 83-90: Yusuf J. Ahmad
Transnational Corporations and Third World Agriculture pp. 90-97: Erich H. Jacoby
The Future of Employees Councils in Sri Lanka An unusual conference in Colombo pp. 97-100: Gerard Kester

Editorial pp. 3-11: Bernard Schaffer
Distribution and the Theory of Access pp. 13-36: Bernard B. Schaffer and Huang Wen‐hsien
Without Regard for Persons: Queueing for Access to Housing and Employment in Port Moresby pp. 37-49: Alan Rew
Problems of Access: Notes on Indonesian and Malaysian Cases pp. 51-60: Ingrid Palmer
Assistance to Small‐Scale Industries in Kerala: An Indian Case pp. 61-88: Zoë Mars
Rural Credit in Zambia: Access and Exit pp. 89-105: Charles Harvey
Access and the Study of Local Services: A Kenyan Case pp. 107-118: H. K. Colebatch
Marxism, Access and the State pp. 119-135: Geoff Lamb

The Multi‐National Corporation: The Transfer of Technology and Dependence pp. 5-21: Norman Clark
The Chinese Model for Science and Technology: its Relevance for Other Developing Countries pp. 23-40: Susan B. Rifkin
Some Aspects of India's Policies on the Import of Technology pp. 41-55: Peter Neersø
The Reciprocal Moral Rights of Foreign Investors and the Governments of Less Developed Countries pp. 57-88: John Francis Maxwell
Spatial Analysis and Economic Development pp. 89-101: Barbara Stuckey
A Comment on “Spatial Analysis and Economic Development‘ pp. 101-105: John Friedmann
Response to “A Comment on ‘Spatial Analysis and Economic Development’” pp. 105-106: Barbara Stuckey

Public Administration, Comparative Administration, Development Administration pp. 1-18: C. A. O. VAN Nieuwenhuijze
Policy Decisions and Institutional Evaluation* pp. 19-47: Bernard Schaffer
Legislatures in Developing Countries pp. 48-67: Abdo I. Baaklini
Workers Participaton by Surprise* pp. 68-83: Gerard Kester

Six Plausible Theses about the Peasants' Perspectives in the Developing World* pp. 1-24: Ernest Feder
The ‘Green Revolution’ as history: the Mexican experience* pp. 25-44: Cynthia Hewitt de Alcántara
A Peasantry and the State* pp. 45-75: Geof Wood
Agricultural and Industrial Development in Peru: some observations on their interrelationship* pp. 76-100: Frits C. M. Wils

Latin American Growth and Trade Strategies in the Post‐War Period pp. 1-35: Miguel S. Wionczek
India Poverty and Sterilisation* pp. 36-53: Hans Schenk
The Urban Informal Sector and National Accounting pp. 54-57: D. G. Clarke
Commentaries and Reports pp. 58-59: B. Van Arkadie

Government and the implementation of economic plans in new and emerging states: an addendum pp. 1-11: Philip C. Packard and Daniel Wit
The spatial organization of power in the development of urban systems pp. 12-50: John Friedmann
Structuring forces of pastoral nomadism in S.W. Asia (with emphasis on camel pastoral nomadism) pp. 51-72: Dawn Chatty
Modernisation, development and the peasant pp. 73-88: N. P. Mouzelis
The Dilemma of the World Bank A comment on the Annual Report 1972* pp. 95-100: Erich H. Jacoby

Foreword pp. 1-3: R. D. Morgan
The Production Boundary in National Accounting pp. 4-14: G. Stuvel
National Accounting and Development Planning: A Review of Some Issues pp. 15-31: Brian VAN Arkadie
Economic Policy and the National Accounts of Latin America pp. 32-47: Kenneth J. Rothwell
The Use of the Revised United Nations System of National Accounts in the Middle East pp. 48-55: N.B. Hudson and R. S. Porter
Implementing the Revised SNA in Developing Countries: Priorities, Uses, Difficulties pp. 56-79: C. H. Harvie
Field Research in an East African Corporation: its role in the teaching/ learning process in a Master's Programme in Public Administration pp. 80-84: G. M. Robinson and K. J. Taddeo

Development Axes and the Diffusion of Innovation* pp. 1-16: J. G. M. Hilhorst
Location Planning and Regional Development in Tanzania pp. 17-38: William L. Luttrell
The Politics of Health in Tanzania pp. 39-50: Malcolmw Segall
Planning people pp. 51-77: M. A. Bienefeld
The New Generalism Revisited pp. 78-83: Raymond Apthorpe