Development Policy Review

1966 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Booth

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The Development of Development Economics pp. 1-19: Ian Livingstone
The Position and Prospects of the International Monetary System in Historical Context pp. 21-44: Brian Tew
Group Ranches in Africa pp. 45-56: Clare Oxby
Class, Land‐use and Soil Erosion pp. 57-77: Piers Blaikie

Inflation in Developing Countries: an Interpretative Survey pp. 1-17: Tony Killick
Is the International Mining Industry Necessary to Africa?* pp. 18-37: Alastair Macleod‐Smith
Protectionism and Adjustment: the Case of UK Consumer Electronics pp. 46-72: Vincent Cable and Jeremy Clarke
Water, Land and Conflict Management pp. 73-96: Anthony Bottrall and Timothy M. Shaw

Afghan Refugees, Aid and Anthropologists pp. 1-13: Akbar S. Ahmed
The Developmental Rationale for Aid Re‐examined pp. 14-34: John Healey and Charles Clift
Rural Credit, Farm Finance and Village Households pp. 35-48: Michael Lipton
Foreign Company–Host Government Relations: A Study of the Indonesian Petroleum Industry pp. 49-75: Co. Khong
Nigeria's Political Economy: capitalism, constitutions and contradictions pp. 76-100: Timothy M. Shaw

British Aid: A Change of Direction pp. 1-10: Adrian Hewitt and Mary Sutton
How sensitive is the EEC's Generalised System of Preferences? pp. 11-29: Ann Weston
On Implementing Development Plans: A Case Study pp. 30-47: Tony Killick and J. K. Kinyua
Managing and Evaluating Technical Co‐operation pp. 48-64: John Howell
The Brandt Report pp. 65-88: Frances Stewart

The Impact of the United Kingdom's Bilateral Aid Programme on British Industry pp. 1-22: R. S. May and N. C. Dobson
Poverty, Income, Distribution and Development Strategies for India pp. 23-40: Mary Gregory, Peter Pearson and Radha Sinha
The European Development Fund as a Development Agent: Some Results of EDF Aid to Cameroon pp. 41-56: Adrian Hewitt
IMF Quotas, Conditionality, and the Developing Countries pp. 57-71: Graham Bird
Issues in the North‐South Negotiations on Commodities pp. 72-86: Arjun Sengupta
Review of the Development Scene pp. 87-97: Ann Weston
The Indian Economy pp. 98-120: Michael Lipton

Europe and the Developing World pp. 1-10: Roy Jenkins
The European Community Agricultural Policies and the Interest of Developing Countries pp. 11-23: Tim Josling
Zimbabwe: Problems for the Economy pp. 24-36: Roger Riddell
The Process of Agricultural Planning pp. 37-50: N. S. Carey Jones
Market Access and Trade Discrimination: South Asian Exports to the EEC pp. 51-76: Vincent Cable and Ann Weston
Current Swedish Development Co‐operation Policy pp. 77-110: Peter Svedberg

The Cultural Aspects of Foreign Aid pp. 1-14: All A. Mazrul
A Conservative Approach to Development Policy pp. 15-21: Richard Luce and Nigel Forman
Technology and Management in Irrigated Agriculture pp. 22-50: Anthony Bottrall
British Aid: Policy and Practice pp. 51-66: Adrian Hewitt
Review of the Development Scene pp. 67-78: Ann Weston
On the Multinationals pp. 79-128: Deepak Lal

Human Rights, Economic Development and Aid to the Third World: an Analysis and Proposal for Action pp. 14-37: Douglas Williams
Food Aid by the European Communities: Policy and Practice pp. 38-52: Andries Klaasse Bos
What's Wrong with Managers? pp. 53-69: John Howell
Welfare and Wanderers: The Organisation of Social Services for Pastoralists pp. 70-87: Stephen Sandford

Review of the Development Scene: Trends in International Dialogue pp. 1-11: Ann Weston
Applied Project Appraisal: the State of the Art pp. 12-28: Ian D. Carruthers
British Protectionism and Ldc Imports pp. 29-48: Vincent Cable
The Validity of ‘Guidelines' for Rural Development pp. 49-56: Guy Hunter
Export Taxation and International Commodity Agreements pp. 57-70: M. J. Westlake
Food Aid: More Sinned against than Sinning? pp. 71-85: Christopher Stevens
European Aid Donors pp. 86-99: Adrian Hewitt

Review of the Development Scene pp. 1-15: Vincent Cable
Developments in British Aid pp. 16-26: Adrian Hewitt
Some thoughts on Intermediate Technology and Rural Transport pp. 27-39: J. D. G. F. Howe
Has British Aid Helped Poor Countries?–Five African Cases pp. 40-67: Robert Wood and Kathryn Morton
Less Developed Countries and the Reform of the International Monetary System pp. 68-91: Graham Bird
Technology and Underdevelopment pp. 92-105: Frances Stewart