Titlebook: International Science and Technology; Philosophy, Theory a Mekki Mtewa (Founder and Chief Executive Officer) Book 1990 Mekki Mtewa 1990 eco

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Cultural Constraints in the Transference of Computer Technologies to Third World Countriesountries such as Pacific Rim nations, Brazil and India have moved swiftly and with some success to computerization. Yet computers represent an opportunity . a threat to those countries loosely designated as the ‘Third World’, particularly to the cluster of lesser developed countries (LDCs) which hav

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Southern African Urban Development: Prospects for Involvement of American Institutionsch of their assistance has been aimed at addressing rural and agricultural economic development problems, although social benefits have been derived also. As urban population growth rates have increased dramatically over the past decades in underdeveloped countries, the Southern African region has b

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Information Markets, Telecommunications and China’s Future greater access to economic benefits, and information markets are seen as an important key to development, though they also,represent the danger of ‘information dependency’ for developing countries like China..A key role in fostering development while avoiding dependency is played by. China’s pool o

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United States Bilateral Foreign Aid and Multilateral Aid: A Comparisongn aid. The first approach stresses the interests and foreign policy goals of the United States, and operationalizes a number of models to capture different conceptualizations of United States national interest. In contrast the second approach stresses altruistic motives by operationalizing a model

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Economic Development in Latin America: The Brazilian Experiencereached that status by pursuing and implementing a series of economic policies that had begun in the 1930s. This paper will examine these policies and the experience of Brazil in its quest for development. The argument put forward is that the government played an active role and used nationalism as