International development, 1966 /

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Society for International Development

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. : Oceana Publications, c1967.Description: vii, 341 pSubject(s):

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338.9 INT

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HD82 .S5862 1967

Summary: This is a publication of the Society for International Development which mainly engaged in or associated with programs of international development. It comprise of 54 papers dealing with topics like: how to change agricultural technology; the relations between industrialization and agricultural development; trade patterns and the role of import substitution; changing aid patterns and the nature of absorptive capacity; institutional reports on the regional development banks; and a discussion of the so-called "brain drain."

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Papers presented at a conference of the Society for International Development.

Includes index.

This is a publication of the Society for International Development which mainly engaged in or associated with programs of international development. It comprise of 54 papers dealing with topics like: how to change agricultural technology; the relations between industrialization and agricultural development; trade patterns and the role of import substitution; changing aid patterns and the nature of absorptive capacity; institutional reports on the regional development banks; and a discussion of the so-called "brain drain."

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