Teaching/Communication/Extension/Profession,

Kent, David W.

Mushi, Paul S.D.

English

Research Papers in Economics

Accounts of Tanzania 1976-1986. Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Finance, Economic affairs and Planning, Dar es Salaam,

Adult Education. Socialism and International Aid in Tanzania: The Political Economy of the Folk Development Collages.

An Advisory Committee to Her Majesty's Government &quot;The Other Half of Our Future&quot;. Report of the WNC's Ad hoc Working Group on Training Opportunities For Women, Cabinet Office,

An Analysis of Par es Salaam's Informal Sector Survey (unpublished),

An Attempt to Write a Science Curriculum with Social Relevance for Botswana&quot;,

An Evaluation of Research and Policies on Informal Sector Employment in Developing Countries. PHREE Background Paper Series, The World Bank.

and Social Action Programme 1989/90-1991/92. Dar es Salaam,

and Youth Development and the Planning Commission,

Approved by the Automotive Trades Training Committee in

Approved Programme and Budget for 1994-1995.

Attacking rural poverty: How Non-education can help.

Beyond Ujamaa in Tanzania. Underdevelopment and an Uncaptured Peasantry.

Bureaucratic, Engineering and Economic Man. Decision-Making for Technology in Tanzania's State Owned Enterprises&quot;, World Employment Programme. Working Paper No.

Community Development, Women Affairs and Children,

Council of Tanzania (CCT),

Crafts. Small-Scale Industries and Industrial Education in Tanzania. Munchen, Weltforum Verlag ** Schott K.,

Development Co-operation Tanzania

Economic Recovery Programme 1986/87. Dar es Salaam,

Educated Youth Unemployment in Tanzania, Social Problems in Eastern Africa. Dar es Salaam University Press, Dar es Salaam,

Education and Politics in Africa: The Tanzania case.

Education and Productivity: Some Evidence and Implications, World Employment Programme Research Working Paper.

Education and Training Statistics;

Education and Training Statistics. Bureau of Statistics, Dar es Salaam,

Education and Vocational Training (unpublished). Annual Review of Swedish Support,

Education for All: Status and Trends.

Education for Self-Reliance.

Education in Tanzania.

Employment Promotion in Tanzania: Prospects in the Rural and Informal Sectors. Addis Ababa.

Employment Promotion in the Informal Sector: National Policy for Informal Sector Promotion (revised draft), Dar es Salaam,

Encouraging Relevance in the Curriculum Through Education Business Partnership Activities,&quot; paper presented to the International Conference, 'Science and Mathematics Education for the 21st Century: Towards Innovatory Approaches'.

Essays on Socialism.

FEU/PICKUP Project Report: Marketing Skills Gap for the Crafts People, Further Education Unit,

for the Development of Vocational Training,

Industrial Development in Tanzania: Some Critical Issues, Tanzania Publishing House, Dar es Salaam,

Informal Economic Activity. Harvester Wheatsheaf. London Tripp A.M.,

Informal Economy (Miradi ya Nguvu Kazi) and the Next Pace of Economy Recovery and Growth of Tanzania-Towards a National Policy and Programme of Action

Labour Market Information for Employment Planning Informal Sector Data Deficiency (unpublished), Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Labour Commissioner,

Measuring Employment. Unemployment and Under-employment,

Motor Vehicle Mechanics Syllabus.

Muungano wa Tanzania-TUME,

National Examinations Council of Tanzania Act.

National Policy for Microenterprise and Informal Sector Promotion

Opening Address to the ATE/FNF Seminar on Privatisation', Dar es Salaam,

Pakistan Employment and Manpower Strategies and Policies Project:

Parastatals in Tanzania: Towards a Reform Programme.

Parents Attitudes Towards Education in Rural Tanzania,

Policies for Expanding Employment in the Informal Urban Sector of Developing Economies,&quot; International Labour Review. Ill, pp.1-13. Wizara ya Elimu,

Policies, Constrains and Programmes for the Informal Sector in Tanzania (unpublished), Dar es Salaam,

Policy Framework Development Regarding Vocational Training in Tanzania in Preparation of a Strategic Plan of Action 1992-2002. Third and Final Quarterly Progress Report,

Polytechnic Education Support Programme (PESP). End of Mission Report (unpublished), GTZ, Dar es Salaam,

Reducing the Role of the State in the Economy: A Conceptual Exploration of IMF and World Bank Prescriptions,

Science Teaching in Government Secondary Schools: A Situation Analysis for Mainland Tanzania (unpublished),

Socio-economic Transformation in Tanzania The Role of Employers. Association of Tanzania Employers, Dar es Salaam,

Some Observations on the Role of Science and Technology in Developing Countries.

Some Youth Problems In Tanzania: General Trends&quot;,

Support to Your Small Enterprise Small Industries. Dar es Salaam,

Survey of the High-level Manpower Requirements and Resources for the Five-Year Development Plan 1964-65 to 1968-69. Directorate of Development Planning, Dar es Salaam,

Tanzania Integrated Education and Training Policy.

Tanzania Integrated Education and Training Policy. Dar es Salaam,

Tanzania Meeting the Employment Challenge -Report of an ILO/UNDP Employment Sector Review Mission.

Tanzania The Informal Sector. Planning Commission and Ministry of Labour and Youth Development, Government Printers, Dar es Salaam,

Tanzanian Country Study on Rural Employment Promotion. Research working Paper,

Technology Choice, Industrialisation and Development Experiences in Tanzania&quot;,

Technology: The Perception of Teachers and Students and its Place

The Challenges of Tanzania's Economy. Tanzania Publishing House, Dar es Salaam,

The diploma disease: Education, qualifications and development, George Alien and Unwin, London,

The Education Act. 1969'. Bill Supplement of the Gazette of the United Republic of Tanzania

The education and training of artisans for the informal sector in Tanzania -

The Factors Affecting the Enrolment and high Drop-Out Rates in Post-Primary Technical Centres.

The Myth of the Hidden Economy: Towards a new Understanding of Informal Economic Activity.

The National Employment Council. National Program of Action for Sustainable Income Generation, the United Nations Development Programme.

The Overall Objectives of the Vocational Training System in Tanzania (Mimeograph), Dar es Salaam,

The Political Dimension of Economic Adjustment.

The Problem of Women Teachers in Kenya. Tanzania and Zambia: An Exploratory Report.

The Social Impact of Structural Adjustment Programmes on the Working Class: Implications for Employers and Industrial Relations in Tanzania.

The Tanzania Magazine of Business Politics and Economics.

The Urban Informal Sector in Developing Countries.

The Urban Informal Sector in Tanzania,

The Utilisation of Vocational Skills Acquired from Folk Development Colleges and Post-Primary Technical Centres M.A. (Ed.) Dissertation (unpublished), Dar es Salaam,

The Voice ofJua Kali. Kenya National Federation of Jua Kali Associations, April/May

The Youth Unemployment

Ulanguzi&quot;: Emergence of Second Economy

Unemployment. Schooling and Training in Tanzania. Egypt, the Philippines and Indonesia, A study prepared for the ILO, World Employment Programme,

United Nations Development Fund for Women: Project of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar. Project Document.

United Republic of Tanzania, Ministry of Community Development, Woman Affairs and Children,

Universal Primary Education in Tanzania.

Vocational and Technical Educational and Training, a World Bank Policy Paper.

Vocational Education and Training: A Review of World Bank Investment. The World Bank,

Vocational Education in Quebec in The McGill

Vocational Training.

Volume 1.. Directory of Industries (50+) Industrial Establishments. Bureau of Statistics, Dar es Salaam,

Women and Men in Tanzania. Bureau of Statistics, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania., United Republic of Tanzania,

World Education Report

Worldwide Action in Education

Youth Development (unpublished). National Council of Social Welfare Services. Dar es Salaam,

The Education and Training of Artisans for the Informal Sector in Tanzania

The Education and Training of Artisans for the Informal Sector in Tanzania

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