Development and Change

1970 - 2025

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Planning for Socialism in Tanzania: The Socio‐Political Context pp. 3-25: John S. Saul
Planning, Socialism and Industrialization: the economic challenge pp. 26-42: J. F. Rweyemamu
Financial Planning and Control in Tanzania pp. 43-61: John Loxley
Management and Control of Parastatal Organizations pp. 62-76: Philip C. Packard
Planning Rural Development pp. 77-98: Lionel Clife

The Industrial Development Deadlock in Latin America: From Import Substitution to Export Promotion?* pp. 1-17: S. Sideri
Towards a New Theoretical Framework in Educational Planning* pp. 18-40: K. Hüfner and R. Van Gendt
Value Orientations Influencing Decision Making in Rural Communities pp. 41-58: Tom Boyd
The New Generalism and the Crisis in Planning pp. 59-73: Kurt Martin
Educational Innovations in Africa — Policies and Administration A symposium held at Addis Ababa, September 1–10, 1971 pp. 74-76: L. F. B. Dubbeldam

Developmental Change ‐ Towards a Generalized Conceptualization of its Basic Dimensions and of the Relations Among Them* pp. 1-24: Dov Weintraub
Democratic Political Development: A Systemic Model Based on Regulative Policy pp. 25-61: Philip Coulter
The New Generalism: Four Phases in Development Studies in the First U.N. Development Decade pp. 62-73: Raymond Apthorpe
Commentaries and Reports pp. 74-78: Gerard Kester

A Case for Regional Planning and a Statement of Intent pp. 1-21: Hans G. T. van Raay
Factors of Regional Development* pp. 22-44: Jos G. M. Hilhorst
International Education for Regional Planning in the Developing Countries pp. 45-53: David M. Dunham and Jos G. M. Hilhorst
Some Aspects of Regional Planning and Rural Development Policy in Ghana pp. 54-60: T. K. Buxton and D. M. Dunham

Administrative reform: An overview* pp. 1-18: Arne F. Leemans
Strategies for administrative reform* pp. 19-35: Yehezkel Dror
Administrative reform and political development pp. 36-51: Roderick T. Groves
Bureaucratic models and administrative reform pp. 52-64: Haha‐been Lee
The human dimensions of administrative reform; towards more differentiated strategies for change pp. 65-82: Allan R. Cohen
Administrative reforms in India pp. 83-97: V.V. Moharir
Concept‐making: the case of political penetration pp. 98-106: Martin R. Doornbos

Government and the implementation of economic plans in new and emerging states pp. 1-13: Philip C. Packard and Daniel Wit
The spatial hiarchy of decision making pp. 14-29: A. F. Leemans
Rural taxation and its contribution to development pp. 30-50: Ursula K. Hicks

Selected aspects of industrialization of the Mediterranean Basin pp. 1-7: D. J. Delivanis
Paucity of demand for industrial commodities as an obstacle to industrialization pp. 8-17: Philip C. Packard
The policy of mixed industrial enterprises in Turkey and its socio–political consequences pp. 18-28: Mumtaz Soysal
The impact of industrialization on social mobility in Jordan pp. 29-50: Ishaq Y. Qutub
The impact of urbanization on the occupational and expenditure patterns of an agricultural village within the last 25 years pp. 51-63: Ibrahim Yasa
La contribution des investissements publics au développement régional de la Grèce pp. 64-74: Maria Negreponti Delivanis
Patterns of inventory management in the industrial sector in Lebanon: Preliminary report pp. 75-89: Emile Ghattas

On the identification of development goals pp. 3-20: C. A. O. Vannieuwenhuijze
Social science and social change pp. 35-49: Jan F. Glastra van Loon
Social science and social change pp. 50-75: Jan F. Glastra van Loon
A design for a study of the process of occupational differentiation in rural areas and of its causes pp. 76-92: T. A. Boyd and E. V. W. Vercruijsse
Political development: the search for criteria* pp. 93-115: Martin R. Doornbos