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1 January 1999
Published by: IDS
This paper has two objectives. The first is to discuss the experience of carrying out research in a village in
Mali as part of a...
1 January 1999
Published by: IDS
This paper analyses the causes of the Bahr el Ghazal famine in 1998 as a chain of political, environmental, economical and social...
1 January 1999
1 January 1999
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Poor households in sub-Saharan Africa are of necessity adjusting to a bewildering array of radical changes in the policy environment...
1 January 1999
Published by: IDS
An increasing number of developing countries engage in contracting manufactutring for a decreasing number of global buyers. This constellation characterises many labour intensive export sectors. The positioning of developing country enterprises in such a buyer-driven chains occupies an increasing number of researchers concerned with identifying the winners and losers from globalisation.
1 January 1999
Published by: IDS
This paper describes the measuring of the efficiency with which national political-economic systems convert a given volume of material resources (GNP per capita) into human development for their citizens.
31 December 1998
Published by: Rowman and Littlefield
31 December 1998
Published by: Rowman and Littlefield
2 November 1998
2 November 1998
What factors mainly influence the conduct of companies in relation to human development today? Social and ethical movements and pressure groups are widely credited with putting social responsibility, environmental care and civil rights on the corporate agenda.