Titlebook: Development Paths in Africa and China; Ukandi G. Damachi,Guy Routh,Abdel-Rahman E. Ali Ta Book 1976 International Institute for Labour Stu

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Sudanese Development Path,diverse cultures and ethnic groups. The 1956 census. showed a population of 10·26 million. At a 2·8 per cent annual rate of growth the population was projected to reach 15·78 millionin 1970 and 18·54 millionin 1975.

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Emmanuel Twumasi Ampofo,Osman M. Karatepediverse cultures and ethnic groups. The 1956 census. showed a population of 10·26 million. At a 2·8 per cent annual rate of growth the population was projected to reach 15·78 millionin 1970 and 18·54 millionin 1975.

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Nils-Holger Schmidt,Koray Erek,Katja Kusiakose used in analysing the Ghanaian path, namely, (1) socio-economic and politico-administrative aspects, (2) social relations, (3) employment, (4) incomes policy, and (5) the impact of government strategies on the overall development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36152-4ation. It is also a very short time -barely the space of one generation — in which to master the problem of economic backwardness. In this chapter an attempt is made to capture the essence of what had to be done to modernise China, what has been attempted and what has been achieved.

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Aldo Leopold and the Land EthicThe Ghanaian development path is strewn with a variety of experiences. To gain a bird’s-eye view of this path, we shall analyse it from a five-point perspective, (1) socio-economic and politico-administrative, (2) social relations, (3) employment, (4) incomes policy, and (5) the impact of government strategies.