28 research outputs found
The visible effects of âinvisible politicsâ: âeveryday forms of resistanceâ and possible outcomes
No full textDeveloping an Internal Consulting Group in a Large Organisation Using an InstitutionâBuilding Approach
No full textPart-time farming in the developing world: A case of Hobson's choice or the privilege of half a loaf
No full textImproving Administrative Performance in Malaysia: The More Difficult Next Steps in Reform
No full textCreating learning networks between formal agricultural institutions and rural people: the potential role of local non-government organisations as intermediaries
No full textSELF SUFFICIENCY, DELINKAQE AND FOOD PRODUCTION: LIMITS ON AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
No full textDevelopment strategies exist in conflict with international economic and market constraints for much of Africa. Third World commodltles in general have been in less demand, and agriculture has suffered as a result. Given the current nature of the economic system, there are few solutions for these resourcefully abundant countries other than food dependency. Development needs to occur within that context . Copyright 1984 by The Policy Studies Organization.
