Project Appraisal for Developing Countries

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OF RELATED INTEREST from HARVESTER WHEATSHEAF Economic Theories of Development An Analysis of Competing Paradigms Diana Hunt Students of development economics are faced with a diversity of analytical approaches in the literature reflecting a rangé of different perceptions of the processes of development and underdevelopment. Diana Hunt categorises these differing perspectives into six distinct paradigms to improve under standing of the debates. She critically analyses the main features of each paradigm and provides a detailed assessment of their implications for development policy. She alsó provides an invaluable guide to the theoretical heritage of development economics and stimulating account of the evolution of the discipline. Privatisation in Less Developed Countries Edited by Paul Cook and Colin Kirkpatrick 'Cook and Kirkpatrick have provided the definitive survey of less-developed countries privatisation, commissioning chapters that synthesize material previously scattered... Tovább

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OF RELATED INTEREST from HARVESTER WHEATSHEAF Economic Theories of Development An Analysis of Competing Paradigms Diana Hunt Students of development economics are faced with a diversity of analytical approaches in the literature reflecting a rangé of different perceptions of the processes of development and underdevelopment. Diana Hunt categorises these differing perspectives into six distinct paradigms to improve under standing of the debates. She critically analyses the main features of each paradigm and provides a detailed assessment of their implications for development policy. She alsó provides an invaluable guide to the theoretical heritage of development economics and stimulating account of the evolution of the discipline. Privatisation in Less Developed Countries Edited by Paul Cook and Colin Kirkpatrick 'Cook and Kirkpatrick have provided the definitive survey of less-developed countries privatisation, commissioning chapters that synthesize material previously scattered among numerous journals or World Bank or International Monetary Fund reports or working papers.' Edward Nafziger, Choice Overseas Aid Its Defence ancl Reform Paul Mosley Taul Mosley's book is a significant contribution to the study of aid. It is well written, non-technical, and will be essential reading for all those studying aid problems.' H.W. Singer, University of Sussex Vissza