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An Introduction to Development Planning in the Third World

By Diana Conyers, Peter Mills, Peter Hills

Evaluation for Village Water Supply Planning

By Cairncross, Sandy, Carruthers, Ian, Curtis, Donald, Feachem, Richard G., Bradley, David J., Baldwin, George

Agrarian Revolution

By Jeffery M. Paige

Appropriate or Underdeveloped Technology?

By Arghiri Emmanuel

Administering Development in The Third World: Constraints and Choices

By Hari Mohan Mohan Mathur

Developmental Process and Technology: Case for a Resources Based Development Strategy in Nigeria

By A. Fadahunsi

Agricultural Development in Kenya: Economic Assessment

By Judith Heyer, etc.

Rural Communities under Stress: Peasant Farmers and the State in Africa

By Jonathan Barker

Beyond Farmer First: Rural peoples knowledge, agricultural research and extension practice

By Ian Scoones, John Thompson

The Crisis in African Agriculture

By United Nations University Press

Giants of Steam: The Great Men and Machines of Rail's Golden Age

By Jonathan Glancey

Creative Industries: Contracts between Art and Commerce

By Richard E. Caves

Oxford A Level History for AQA: Industrialisation and the People: Britain c1783-1885

By Sally Waller, Ailsa Fortune

Delivering Welfare 2/E

By Tony Butcher

BTEC Level 2 First Public Services

By Marilyn Breeze, Margaret Cronin, Alan Spafford

Making Money in Cyberspace

By Paul Edwards, Sarah Edwards, Linda Rohrbough

The New Public Service

By Paul C. Light

Managing Quality Fads: How American Business Learned to Play the Quality Game

By Robert E. Cole (Lorraine Tyson Mitchell II Professor of Leadership and Communication, Walter A. Haas School of Business, Lorraine Tyson Mitchell II Professor of Leadership and Communication, University of California, ...

The Agrarian Question in Socialist Transitions

By Saith, Ashwani

The Transformation of Mexican Agriculture: International Structure and the Politics of Rural Change

By S. Sanderson

Agricultural Competitiveness: Market Forces and Policy Choice - Proceedings of the Twenty-second International Conference of Agricultural Economists, Held at Harare, Zimbabwe 22-29 August 1994

By G.H. Peters, Douglas D. Hedley

Organizational Participation: Myth and Reality

By Frank Heller (, The Tavistock Institute, London), Eugen Pusic (, Zagreb University, Croatia), George Strauss (, University of California, Berkeley), Bernhard Wilpert (, Technische Universitat, Berlin)

Fragmenting Work: Blurring Organizational Boundaries and Disordering Hierarchies

By Mick Marchington (Professor of Human Resource Management, the Manchester School of Management, UMIST), Damian Grimshaw (Senior Lecturer in Management, Jill Rubery (Professor of Comparative Employment Systems...