Journal of International Development

1989 - 2025

Current editor(s): Paul Mosley and Hazel Johnson

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1991, volume 3, articles 4

Bangladesh agriculture: Growth, stability and poverty alleviation pp. 447-465

Nurul Islam

A note on ‘strategic’ trade theory and the South pp. 467-484

Frances Stewart

Adjustment with growth: Nigerian experience with structural adjustment policy reform pp. 485-498

T. Ademola Oyejide

The beginning of the end for GSP, or just the end of the beginning? pp. 499-513

Adrian P. Hewitt

Mobilization of finance for rural housing development in Nigeria pp. 515-529

Tunde Agbola

The Manchester years, 1947‐58: A tribute to the work of Arthur Lewis pp. 531-536

Barbara Ingham

Democracy and development in Latin America pp. 537-550

Paul Cammack

Modern varieties and sustainable development: New evidence from different perspectives pp. 551-556

Elizabeth Cromwell

Adjustment and ‘safety‐netting’: Ghana's programme of actions to mitigate the social costs of adjustment (PAMSCAD) pp. 557-564

Samuel K. Gayi

The Indian economy: Recent development and future prospects edited by Robert E. Lucas and Gustav F. Papanek. (Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1988, pp. 374, £5.95 p/b.) pp. 565-566

Colin Simmons

Sudan, 1898–1989. The unstable state. By Peter Woodward. (London: Lester Crook Academic Publishing, and Boulder (Colorado): Lynne Rienner Publishers Inc., 1990, pp. 273, £25 hardback pp. 567-568

Donna Pankhurst

Economic development that lasts. By B. Martens, (Geneva; ILO, 1989; pp. 192, 27.50 Swiss francs.) pp. 568-568

Peter Smith

1991, volume 3, articles 3

Agricultural development, linkages and industrial technology transfer in Asia pp. 209-210

Colin Thirtle

Approaches to measuring technical efficiency on Philippine rice farms pp. 211-228

P. J. Dawson and J. Lingard

Agricultural development and the incidence of labour intensive farming: A theoretical analysis pp. 229-235

Sajal Lahiri

Intersectoral linkages in Asian agriculture pp. 237-262

Ashok Parikh

In‐house technological effort, imports of technology and enterprise characteristics in a newly industrializing country: The Indian experience pp. 263-276

Homi Katrak

Contractual relations, foreign direct investment, and technology transfer: The case of China pp. 277-291

H. M. Leung, John T. Thoburn, Esther Chau and S. H. Tang

Western joint ventures in China pp. 293-323

Mark Casson and Jurong Zheng

Did mauritius really provide a ‘case study in Malthusian economics’? pp. 325-338

David Greenaway and Chris Milner

When projects collapse: Irrigation failure in the Gambia from a household perspective pp. 339-353

Patrick Webb

Supporting small‐scale enterprises for women farmers in the Sahel pp. 355-386

Lucy E. Creevey

Indigenous natural‐resource management systems for sustainable agricultural development—a global perspective pp. 387-401

B. Rajasekaran, D. M. Warren and S. C. Babu

Access to health services pp. 403-420

A. S. Bhalla

The NGO participatory development paradigm pp. 421-425

Syed M. Hashemi

Field reports. The Malawi Mundi fund: Daughter of Grameen pp. 427-431

David Hulme

Democracy in developing countries: Asia. Volume 3, by L. Diamond, J. J. Linz and S. M. Lipset (eds). (Boulder: Lynne Riener; London: Adamantine Press, 1989, pp. 489, £10.95 paperback.) pp. 433-434

Mark Turner

Seasonal variability in third world agriculture: The consequences for food security. Edited by David E. Sahn. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 366, £30) pp. 434-435

David Colman

The safe disposal of hazardous wastes: The special needs and problems of developing countries, edited by Rober Batstone. By James E. Smith and David Wilson. (Washington, DC: World Bank, 1989, 3 vols, pp. 823, World Bank Technical Paper Number 93) pp. 435-437

John Butlin

Agricultural policy analysis tools for economic development. Edited by Luther Tweeten. (Boulder & San Francisco: Westview Press; London: IT Publications, 1989, pp. 402, £19.95 paperback) pp. 438-439

Trevor Young

Theory and practice in plantation agriculture: An economic review. By Mary Tiffen and Michael Mortimore. (London: Overseas Development Institute, 1990, pp. 153, £8.95 paperback) pp. 439-440

P. P. Courtenay

Women in the third world. Gender issues in rural and urban areas. By Lynne Brydon and Sylvia Chant. (Aldershot: Gower: Edward Elgar, 1989, pp. 327, £9.95 paperback) pp. 440-441

Donna Pankhurst

The food question. Profits versus people?. Edited by Henry Bernstein, Ben Crow, Maureen Mackintosh and Charlotte Martin. (London: Earthscan, 1990, pp. 214, £7.95 paperback) pp. 441-441

Donna Pankhurst

Front line Africa — The right to a future. By Susanna Smith. (OXFAM, 1990, pp. 386, £5.95) pp. 442-443

Christopher Pycroft

Institutional reform in sector adjustment operations: The World Bank's experience. By Samuel Paul. (Washington, DC: World Bank Discussion Papers No. 92, 1990, pp. 65, US $6.95.) pp. 443-444

David Fashole Luke

1991, volume 3, articles 2

Policy‐based lending by the world bank pp. 101-113

Moeen Ahmed Qureshi

Effects on agricultural supply of producer price level and stability with and without goods scarcity: The case of coffee supply in Madagascar pp. 115-133

Patrick Guillaumont and Catherine Bonjean

Adjustment lending and the restoration of sustainable growth pp. 135-162

Vittorio Corbo and Steven B. Webb

The African capacity to transfer pp. 163-193

Gerald E. Scott

The measurement of inflation rate unpredictability and its relation to the rate of inflation pp. 195-198

Constantine Glezakos and Jeffrey Nugent

Transforming a bureaucracy: The experience of the Philippine national irrigation administration, by F. F. Korten and R. Y. Siy, Jr. (West Hartford: Kumarian Press, 1989, pp. 175, US$16.50 paperback.) pp. 199-200

David Hulme

The global economic system, by I. Wallace. (London: Unwin Hyman, 1990, pp. 303, £8.95 paperback £28 hardback.) pp. 200-201

Keith Sutton

The geography of contemporary China. The impact of Deng Xiaoping's decade, by T. Cannon and A. Jenkins (eds). (London and New York: Routledge, 1990, pp. 316, £14.99 paperback.) pp. 201-203

Flemming Christiansen

Assembling for development: The maquila industry in Mexico and the United States, by L. Sklair. (Boston: Unwin Hyman, 1989, pp. 256, £30.) pp. 203-204

Ruth Pearson

Conserving the world's biological diversity, by J. A. McNeely, K. R. Miller, W. V. Reid, R. A. Mittermeier and T. B. Werner. (International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, World Resources Institute, Conservation International, WWF — US and World Banks, 1990, pp. 174, $14.95.) pp. 204-205

Peter Eaton

Revolutionary struggle in the Philippines, by L. Davis. (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1989, pp. 219, £18.95 hardback.) pp. 206-207

Mark Turner

Philippines: Environment and natural resource management study, by The World Bank. (Washington, DC: World Bank, 1989, pp. 170, US$11.95 paperback.) pp. 207-208

Mark Turner

1991, volume 3, articles 1

Economic efficiency of small farmers in a changing world: A survey of recent evidence pp. 1-27

Mubarak Ali and Derek Byerlee

Expenditure reductions in developing countries revisited pp. 29-37

Norman Hicks

Relationship between fertilizer consumption and labour supply in Bangladesh pp. 39-52

Ashok Parikh

Why do multinational firms seek out joint ventures? pp. 53-63

Magnus Blomström and Mario Zejan

Financial beneficiary analysis for economic development pp. 65-78

Michael Yaffey

Industrialization and development pp. 79-85

Frederick Nixson

Rural communities under stress. Peasant farmers and the state in Africa. by Jonathan Barker. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1989, pp. 228, £8.95p/b, £25h/b pp. 87-88

Henry Bernstein

Managing canal irrigation by Robert Chambers. (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988 pp. 279, £6.95.) pp. 89-89

Peter Smith

Technology and development in the third industrial revolution by Charles Cooper and Raphael Kaplinsky (eds). (London, Frank Cass, 1989, pp. 109, £17.50.) pp. 89-91

Pier Paolo Saviotti

Local warfare in Africa by Susan Drucker‐Brown (ed). (Special Issue of Cambridge Anthropology, Vol 13, No. 2. Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge, 1988‐89, pp. 111, £3.) pp. 91-92

P. T. W. Baxter

The policy factor: Agricultural performance in Kenya and Tanzania by Michael F. Lofchie. (Kenya, Lynne Rienner and Heinemann, 1989, pp. 234, £26.95) pp. 92-93

David Colman

Overseas aid: The impact on britain and Germany by R. S. May, D. Schumacher and M. H. MALEK. (New York and London, Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1989, pp. 265, £35.) pp. 93-94

Paul Mosley

South Africa contemporary analysis by Glenn Moss and Ingrid Obery (eds). Southern African Research Service, 1990, pp. 517, £48.) pp. 94-94

Robin Cohen

Southern Africa: Annual review 1987/88. Vol. I: Country reviews: Vol. 2: Regional review: Integration, confrontation by Christopher Pycroft and Barry Munslow (with MARK ADAMS) (eds). (London: Hans Zell, 1990, Vol. 1 pp. 404; Vol. 2 pp. 461; £60 for the two volumes.) pp. 95-95

Robin Cohen

Change in An African village. Kefa speaks by Else Sjkønsberg. (Connecticut, Kumarian Press, 1989, pp. 271, £18.95 p/b.) pp. 95-97

Donna Pankhurst

Magomero. Portrait of an African Village by Landeg White. (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1989, pp. 271, £8.95 p/b.) pp. 95-97

Donna Pankhurst

Ageing in developing countries by Ken Tout. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989, pp. 334. £30.) pp. 97-98

Laura Sutton

Chronicles of darkness by David Ward. (London and New York: Routledge, 1989, pp. 191, £30.) pp. 98-100

M. M. Mahood