What I Learned from the JDS

John Toye

Journal of Development Studies, 2015, vol. 51, issue 7, 767-771

Abstract: This article gives an account of what the author learned during four decades of his professional association with The Journal of Development Studies. The lessons learned include the subjects of entrepreneurship, book reviewing, editing, survival skills and succession planning.

Date: 2015
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