Development Policy Review

1966 - 2024

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International Development Scene: Beyond Nairobi pp. 1-10: K. Sarwar Lateef
UNCTAD IV, the Commodities Problem and International Economic Reform pp. 11-30: P. D. Henderson and Deepak Lal
The World Employment Conference: The Enthronement of Basic Needs pp. 31-44: Richard Jolly
Pastoralism under Pressure pp. 45-68: Stephen Sandford
The Promotion of Small Enterprises in Rural India pp. 69-83: Martin Hogg
Dismantling Welfarism in Sri Lanka pp. 84-104: Janice Jiggins

Introduction Justice, Power and Commerce in the New International Economic Order pp. 1-7: Robert Wood
The International Development Situation: Reacting to Recession pp. 8-14: Edith Hodgkinson
OPEC AID: The Programme of the Newly Rich pp. 15-24: Edith Hodgkinson
Food Interdependence and Europe1 pp. 25-37: David Jones
Effects of the Lomé Convention on the World's Cane‐Sugar Producers pp. 38-52: Simon Harris and G. B. Hagelberg
Management and Self‐Management in Agricultural Development pp. 53-74: Guy Hunter

Introduction Redistribution with Inflation pp. 1-6: G. H. Holtham
International Development Situation: The Context of Inflation pp. 7-18: Edith Hodgkinson
Developments in British Aid pp. 19-31: Kathryn Morton
Three Special Cases: British Aid to Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland pp. 32-52: David Jones
Ujamaa, Villagisation and Rural Development in Tanzania1 pp. 53-72: Goran Hyden
Rural Development: The Gaps in Expertise pp. 73-92: Anthony Bottrall

Introduction: Is Food Aid Good Aid? pp. 1-6: David Jones and Peter Tulloch
The International Development Situation: First Responses to the Oil Crisis pp. 7-13: Edith Hodgkinson
The Eurocurrency Markets as a Source of Finance for the Developing World pp. 14-25: Kevin Pakenham and Josslyn Gore‐Booth
The Commodities Market and the Developing World pp. 26-36: Tim Josling
Developing Countries and Trade in Textiles pp. 37-49: Peter Tulloch
Does Aid Pervert? The Lesson of Malawi pp. 50-60: Kathryn Morton
Indigenous Development and the Developing World pp. 61-82: Guy Hunter

Introduction: Petroleum: First Steps Towards Adjustment pp. 1-6: R.N. Wood
The International Development Relationship:Record and Outlook pp. 7-23: Edith Hodgkinson
Gainers and Losers in the 1973 Commodity Boom. Developing Countries' Prospects to 19801 pp. 24-37: Angus Hone
A Rising Sum ?: Japanese Resource Flows to LDCs pp. 38-55: Gerald Holtham
Developments in British Aid pp. 56-69: David B. Jones
The McNamara Strategy: Putting Precept into Practice pp. 70-80: Anthony Bottrall
Aid and Politics: The Moral Tightrope pp. 81-89: Guy Hunter
Appendix: The Community GSP in 1974 pp. 90-92: Peter Tulloch

Introduction pp. 1-6: Antony Tasker
Chapter 1 The International Development Situation pp. 7-21: Bruce Dinwiddy
Chapter 2 United Kingdom: Performance and Policy pp. 22-35: Bruce Dinwiddy
Chapter 3 French Aid Performance and Development Policy pp. 36-49: Yves Berthelot
Chapter 4 Swedish Aid Performance and Development Policy pp. 50-62: Göran Ohlin
Chapter 5 The Multilateral System: Approaching the Limits to Globalism pp. 63-73: Brian Johnson
Chapter 6 Britain's One per Cent pp. 74-89: Kathryn Morton
Chapter 7 Agricultural Trade and the Enlarged European Community pp. 90-102: Peter Tulloch
Chapter 8 Income Distribution, Agricultural Development and Political Will —Some Reflections pp. 103-118: Guy Hunter

Introduction pp. 7-11: Bruce Dinwiddy
PART II: 4 United States Aid Performance and Development Policy pp. 61-76: James Howe and Robert Hunter
5 Netherlands Aid Performance and Development Policy pp. 77-91: Dick van Geet
6 Developing Countries and the Enlargement of the EEC pp. 92-115: Peter Tulloch
7 Development ‐ The Search for a New Strategy pp. 116-136: Guy Hunter

The Future of World Oil Prices: The End of an Era? pp. 1-19: Paul Stevens
The Reagan Administration's Economic Policies and the Third World pp. 20-45: Richard E. Feinberg
The Quality of Overseas Aid pp. 46-56: Paul Mosley
Towards a New International Economic Order? Progress Report and Prognosis pp. 57-86: Garham Bird

Energy in the Transition from Rural Subsistence pp. 1-19: Gerald Foley and Ariane van Buren
Taking Stock: Three Years of Conservative Aid Policy pp. 20-37: Mary Sutton and Adrian Hewitt
Approaches to Rural Development since Independence pp. 38-49: Guy Hunter
Trade and Aid Policy Analysis: Use of The Cambridge Growth Project Model pp. 50-70: Vincent Cable and Martin Weale