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Accelerated Development in Southern Africa by John Barratt, Simon Brand, David S. Collier, Kurt Glaser (eds.) is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Front Matter....Pages i-xiv Front Matter....Pages 1-1 The Goals, Strategy and Environment of Development....Pages 3-22 Basic Concepts and Goals of Development: An Integral View....Pages 23-44 Comments....Pages 45-49 Front Matter....Pages 51-51 Some Fundamental Equations of Social Mechanics....Pages 55-60 The Population Factor in the Economies of Southern Africa....Pages 61-76 Comment....Pages 77-77 Political Aspects of Economic Development....Pages 81-112 Political Aspects of Modernisation....Pages 113-142 Comments....Pages 143-144 The Policy of Separate Development as a Framework for Development in South Africa....Pages 147-168 Comments....Pages 169-172 Executive Training for Public Administration: The Role of E.I.A.P. as a Regional Centre to Develop Executive Personnel for Latin America....Pages 173-190 Dimensions of Development: An Iconoclastic View of the Economic Factors....Pages 193-204 Some Economic Factors for Accelerated Development in Southern Africa....Pages 205-216 Some Economic Aspects and Implications....Pages 217-234 Economic Development and Property Rights....Pages 235-242 Comment....Pages 243-243 Agriculture and Development....Pages 247-256 Agriculture and Economic

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Author
John Barratt, Simon Brand, David S. Collier, Kurt Glaser (eds.)
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan UK
Published
1974
Language
EN
ISBN
9780333153956
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Business, Economics, History

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