Public Administration & Development

1949 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1951

OPENING ADDRESS TO THE 1951 CAMBRIDGE SUMMER CONFERENCE ON AFRICAN ADMINISTRATION pp. 152-157

James Griffiths

TRAINING FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN WEST AFRICA pp. 158-162

R. E. Wraith

TRAINING FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AT JEANES SCHOOL pp. 162-165

T. G. Askwith

ASSOCIATIONS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAFFS pp. 171-178

J. H. Warren

THE INSTITUTES OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN THE AFRICAN COLONIES pp. 178-186

Elisabeth Chilver

THE INITIATION OF A SYSTEM OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT BY AFRICAN RURAL COUNCILS IN THE RUNGWE DISTRICT OF TANGANYIKA pp. 186-192

Z. E. Kingdon

Local Government Development Finance (Kenya) pp. 191-203

H. C. Seely

A NOTE ON FOUR RECENT LOCAL AND REGIONAL GOVERNMENT REPORTS FROM THE GOLD COAST pp. 192-201

By the African Studies Branch

Graduated Personal Tax in Kenya pp. 204-213

J. O. England

The Principle of Unanimity in Panchayat Elections in the State of Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 214-220

K. Seshadri

Developments in Primary Education in Northern Nigeria pp. 221-226

W. J. Miller

Nyasaland General Elections, 1964 pp. 227-240

H. R. Rowland

Volume 3, issue 3, 1964

THE IMPORTANCE OF A DEFINITION OF LAW pp. 106-109

A.L. Goodhart

TOWN BOARDS IN AGONA STATE—AN EXPERIMENT pp. 110-112

A. H. Murray and J. G. S. Drysdale

AFRICAN TOWNS IN NORTHERN RHODESIA pp. 113-117

L. D. Conyngham

URBAN NATIVE COURTS ON THE NORTHERN RHODESIAN COPPERBELT pp. 117-124

A. L. Epstein

AFRICAN HOUSING IN THE URBAN AREAS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA pp. 124-128

G. W. Noble

Town Clerks and City Managers: Blood Brothers or Distant Cousins? pp. 127-135

T. E. Headrick

ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE ADMINISTRATOR pp. 128-135

I. Schapera

Development Planning in Eastern Nigeria pp. 136-144

Frank J. Moore

THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN SUKUMALAND pp. 141-146

B. J. Dudbridge and J. E. S. Griffiths

The First Basutoland General Election pp. 145-155

J. P. I. Hennessy

Local Government and Community Development in the Northern Emirates of Northern Nigeria pp. 156-163

G. W. Fairholm

The Kenya Institute of Administration pp. 164-168

A. J. F. Simmance

The Use of Case Studies in Public Administration Training in Kenya pp. 169-174

R. J. H. Chambers

Volume 3, issue 2, 1964

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION IN THE BRITISH TERRITORIES IN AFRICA pp. 55-65

Hailey and Philip Mitchell

THE GOLD COAST GENERAL ELECTION, 1951 pp. 65-73

A. C. Russell

First Census of the African Population of Northern Rhodesia pp. 68-76

George Kay

II The Election itself in Two Areas of Ashanti—the Municipality of Kumasi and the Rural Electoral District of Kumasi South pp. 73-77

P. H. Canham and M. J. E. Patteson

METHODS OF DIRECT TAXATION IN BRITISH TROPICAL AFRICA pp. 77-87

The African Studies Branch

Social Administration and Education in Africa pp. 77-87

H. Heisler

A KENYA EXPERIMENT IN TRAINING FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT pp. 87-90

R. J. C. Howes

Northern Nigeria Assignment pp. 88-91

T. W. Sowerby

VILLAGE AND DISTRICT COUNCILS IN THE NORTHERN PROVINCES OF NIGERIA pp. 91-94

C. W. Cole

Community Development in Nigeria pp. 92-102

R. E. Wraith

A NOTE ON TWO RECENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORDINANCES IN SIERRA LEONE pp. 94-96

The African Studies Branch

Local Government and Community Development in Rural Areas of Papua and New Guinea pp. 107-113

H. T. Plant

Volume 3, issue 1, 1951

Reflections on Traditional and Individual Land Tenure in Swaziland pp. 3-13

A. J. B. Hughes

AFRICAN LAND TENURES A PLEA pp. 4-8

C. W. Rowling

A NOTE ON PRIMITIVE SYSTEMS OF LAND‐HOLDING AND ON METHODS OF INVESTIGATION pp. 9-13

C. K. Meek

RE‐SETTLEMENT IN KIGEZI, UGANDA pp. 13-21

J. W. Purseglove

A Guide to the Principles and Practices of Land Settlement in Kenya pp. 14-19

A. Storrar

Administration of Panchayat Raj Planning in India pp. 20-26

K. Seshadri

SOME DIFFICULTIES IN THE DEMOCRATISATION OF NATIVE AUTHORITIES IN TANGANYIKA pp. 21-27

F. A. Montague and F. H. Page‐Jones

Economic Development Planning in the Federation of Nigeria pp. 27-34

Arnold Rivkin

A NIGERIAN LOOKS AT ENGLISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT pp. 27-30

L. U. Ekpo

METHODS OF DIRECT TAXATION IN BRITISH TROPICAL AFRICA pp. 30-41

African Studies Branch

Aldermen in English Local Government pp. 35-41

J. F. Garner

The Institute of Administration, Zaria — III pp. 42-44

S. S. Richardson

Volume 2, issue 4, 1950

METHODS OF DIRECT TAXATION IN BRITISH TROPICAL AFRICA pp. 3-12

the African Studies Branch

A NIGERIAN LOOKS AT ENGLISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT pp. 12-23

L. U. Ekpo

WILLS AND THE CUSTOMARY LAW IN THE GOLD COAST pp. 24-28

A. J. Loveridge

THE SOCIÉTÉS DE PRÉVOYANCE IN FRENCH WEST AFRICA pp. 29-34

Kenneth Robinson

THE ADAPTATION OF ENGLISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT PRINCIPLES TO COLONIAL TERRITORIES pp. 34-39

A. H. Marshall

The Reorganization of the Administration in Tanganyika pp. 188-194

W. J. Warrell‐Bowring

The 1962 Indian General Election in Musheerabad, Andhra Pradesh pp. 195-203

Hugh Gray

A Guide for the Administrator to the Principles of Community Development pp. 204-211

Peter du Sautoy

Community Development, Planning and Administration at Local Level in India pp. 212-221

Shri S. Chakravarti

Land Acquisition for the Bornu Railway Extension in Northern Nigeria pp. 222-232

J. R. N. Marshall

Administrative Training and National Development in Thailand pp. 238-243

Malai Huvanandana and Woodworth G. Thrombley

Volume 2, issue 3, 1950

THE EXTENT OF THE OPERATION OF NATIVE CUSTOMARY LAW APPLICABILITY AND REPUGNANCY pp. 4-11

A. N. Allott

WHY “INDIRECT RULE” HAS BEEN REPLACED BY “LOCAL GOVERNMENT” IN THE NOMENCLATURE OF BRITISH NATIVE ADMINISTRATION pp. 12-15

R. E. Robinson

LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE WESTERN PROVINCES OF NIGERIA pp. 15-21

R. E. Brown

A PRACTICAL EXPERIMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT pp. 21-28

C. I. Meek

THE PLACE OF TRAINING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN NORTHERN RHODESIA pp. 29-31

C. M. N. White

AFRICAN HOUSING IN NAIROBI pp. 37-39

Tom Askwith

NOTICE THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHY OF INTER‐TROPICAL AFRICA pp. 39-40

R. W. Steel

The Organization and Content of Training for Public Administration in Africa pp. 123-136

Michel Rougevin‐Baville

The Evolution of Local Government in Lebanon pp. 137-139

Keith M. Henderson and Emile S. Shihadeh

Local Government in French Polynesia and American Samoa pp. 140-148

F. J. West

Africanization and Job Analysis in Tanganyika pp. 149-153

F. J. Glynn

The Introduction of Local Government to Basutoland pp. 154-159

P. Hughes

Review Articles: Local Government in Developing Countries—I pp. 167-169

Arthur Weatherhead

Review Articles: Local Government in Developing Countries—II pp. 170-174

Hugh Tinker

Volume 2, issue 2, 1963

REFORMING LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN A TANGANYIKA DISTRICT pp. 10-15

C. Winnington‐Ingram

AFRICAN MARRIAGE IN THE BELGIAN CONGO pp. 15-19

Arthur Phillips

A SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE ANGLO EGYPTIAN SUDAN pp. 24-26

T. H. B. Mynors

NOTES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIVE AUTHORITIES IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORIES OF THE GOLD COAST pp. 26-30

E. S. Packham

A NOTE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRAINING FOR THE COLONIAL SERVICE pp. 30-35

R. E. Wraith

Urgent Local Government Problems in Africa pp. 61-74

C. A. G. Wallis

The Present and Future Role of the Collector in India pp. 75-87

Henry Maddick

A Chief Visits Town pp. 88-99

Archie Mafeje

Observations on Land Reform Administration in Egypt pp. 100-111

Doreen Warriner

Volume 2, issue 1, 1963

Recent Developments in Local Government in Eastern Nigeria pp. 3-15

S. W. C. Holland

THE SOCIAL SURVEY OF THE OLD TOWN OF MOMBASA pp. 14-21

Leo Silberman

The Role of the Mayor in Britain pp. 16-23

J. F. Garner

POSSIBLE REPERCUSSIONS OF THE RIGHT TO MAKE WILLS UPON THE PLATEAU TONGA OF NORTHERN RHODESIA pp. 24-34

E. Colson

Decentralization for Development—I pp. 24-26

Lordello de Mello

Decentralization for Development—II pp. 27-30

U Thoung

The Institute of Administration, Zaria ‐I pp. 40-42

M. J. Bennion

Succession to Registered Land in the African Areas of Kenya pp. 49-54

F. D. Homan