Titlebook: Government and Rural Development in East Africa; Essays on Political L. Cliffe,J. S. Coleman,M. R. Doornbos Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff, Th

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Chinonso Nwamaka Igwesi-Chidobebetween 1967–1969; the essence of which is to be found in its concept of self-reliance.. A major argument of this kind of strategy is that economic independence cannot be achieved by a former colony which continues to rely on foreign investments, foreign-based business institutions, and the export o

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Keynes and After: Crisis and Continuity,ticular, offices of the Provincial Administration have been given extended power especially over ‘development’ activities, and the staffs of technical departments have been expanded. What this paper will do is to discuss how far this extension of administrative controls in the formal sense has actua

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P. S. Bullen,D. S. Mitrinovi?,P. M. Vasi?n Africa. African political leaders of differing ideological orientations see the state as a chief instrument to achieve social change. The state is not expected to be concerned with maintenance of law and order only; it should be equally preoccupied with the rational pursuit of economic and social

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Conditional measures and conditional, constraint on socialist and economic development. Government employees were seen by peasants and by themselves as a highly cohesive, mutually interdependent elite group. They had very frequent social contact with one another, apparently without regard for rank or speciality, but interacted much les

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P. S. Bullen,D. S. Mitrinovi?,P. M. Vasi?ot expected to be concerned with maintenance of law and order only; it should be equally preoccupied with the rational pursuit of economic and social development policies. The state is there to change the economic sub-structure of society.

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