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And Others General, Central, East). Training 6 Methods Series Land DOCUMENT RESUME ED 068 251 RC 006 539 AUTHOR Anderson, Teresa, Comp.; And Others TITLE Rural Development in Africa: A Bibliography. (Part I: General, Central, East). Training 6 Methods Series Number 16. INSTITUTION Wisconsin Univ., Madison. Land Tenure Center. PUB DATE Jul 71 NOTE 86p. AVAILABLE FROMLand Tenure Center Library, 434 Steenbock memorial Library, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin 53703 EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS *Agricultural Education; *Bibliographies; Booklists; *Economics; Finance Occupations; *Government (Administrative Body) ; Labor Force; Laws; *Rural Areas; Rural Development; Social Development; Telecommunication IDENTIFIERS *Africa 1 ABSTRACT Compiled in July, 1971, this bibliography lists approximately 1,950 books, journal articles, and unpublished manuscripts dealing with rural development in Africa generally and in central and east Africa specifically. General entriesappear under the following headings: agriculture; economic affairs; bibliography; law; economic and technical assistance; economic cooperation; human resources; money, finance, and banking; politics and government; population; social affairs; trade and commerce; and transport and communications. Further entries are listed by country usingsome or all of the above headings. [Not available in hard copy due to marginal legibility of original document.] (FF) v--1 ldmber 16 Training & Methods Series July 1971 00 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION & WELFARE CD OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO. DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM g=1 THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG- INATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN- \R\ IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY E REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU- DEC 4 CATION POSITION OR POLICY 4 972 E R RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (PART I: GENERAL, CENTRAL, EAST) A bibliography of material s dealing with Africa in the LAND TENURE CENTER LIBRARY 434 Stcznbock Memorial Library University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53703 FILMED FROM BESTAVAILABLE COPY Compiled by the staff of the Land Tenure Center Library Teresa Anderson, Librarian July1 971 it",) TABLE OF CONTENTS AFRICA . 1 Agriculture 2 Bibliography 8 Economic Affairs 10 Economic & Technical Assistance 15 Economic Co-operation 16 Human Resources 37 Law 19 Money, Finance S. Banking 20 Politics & Government 21 Population 24 Social Affairs ?5 Trade & Commerce 26 Transport & Communications 23 CENTRAL AFRICA 29 CAMEROON 29 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 31 CHAD CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE) 32 CONGO (KINSHASA) 33 GABON 35 EAST AFRICA 36 Agriculture 36 Bibliographies 33 Economic Affairs 38 Economic Co-operation 39 Human Resources 40 Politics S. Government 41 Social Affairs 41 AFAR & ISSA 42 BURUNDI 42 ETHIOPIA 42 Agriculture 43 Economic Affairs 45 Human Resources 45 Politics & Government 46 Population 46 Social Affairs 40 KENYA 47 Agriculture 47 Economic Affairs 51 Human Resources 53 Politics S. Government 53 Social Affairs 54 MALMASY REPUBLIC 54 MALAWI 56 Agr icul ture 57 Economic Affairs 58 Human ResolArces 59 Trade E. Commerce . 59 MAURITIUS 59 RWANDA 60 SEYCHELLES 61 SOMALI REPUBLIC 61 TANZANIA 62 Agriculture 62 Economic Affairs 67 Finance, Money & Banking 69 Human Resources 69 Politics & Government 70 Social Affairs 71 Trade & Commerce 71 UGANDA 72 Agriculture 73 Economic Affairs 75 Human Resources 77 Money, Finance & Banking 77 Social Affairs 78 Trade & Commerce 78 ZAMBIA 79 Agriculture 79 Economic Affairs 83 Human Resources 81 Politics & Government 81 Social Affairs 82 SUPPLEMENT 82 JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS AA AFRICAN AFFAIRS. AB AFRICANA BULLETIN AEBA AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BULLETIN FOR AFRICA AF AFRICA AQ AFRICA QUARTERLY AR AFRICA REPORT AUN AFRICA URBAN .NOTES CDJ COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL CE COMERCIO EXTERIOR CERES CERES CES CAHIERS ECONOMIQUES ET SOCIAUX CH CURRENT HISTORY CIV CIVILISATIONS CJAS CANADIAN JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES COM COMMUNAUTES DD DEVELOPMENT DIGEST DEC DEMOGRAFIA Y ECONOMIA EAER EASTERN AFRICA ECONOMIC REVIEW EAJ EAST AFRICA JOURNAL EBA ECONOMIC BULLETIN FOR AFRICA EDCC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AHD CULTURALCHANGE El ESTUDIOS INTERNACIONALES EP ECONOMIC PLANNING F & D FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT FA FOREIGNAGRICULTURE FRIS FOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE STUDIES G & C GROWTH & CHANGE GA GENEVA AFRICA, ACTA AFRICANA IDR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT REVIEW IDS/B INSTITUTE OF DUFLOPZNT STUDIES BULLETIN JDA JOURNAL OF DEVELOPING AgEAS JDS JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES JDP JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT PLANNING JEI JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ISSUES JIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS JMAS JOURNAL OF MODERN AFRICAN STUDIES LD LITERACY DISCUSSION LE LAND ECONOMICS LRLSC LAND REFORM, LAND SETTLEMENT, AND COOPERATIVES MR MONTHLY REVIEW MURA MANPOWER AND UNEMPLOYMENT RESEARCH IN AFRICA OBR OVERSEAS BUSINESS REPORTS OEP OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS RA RURAL AFRICANA RI REVISTA DE LA INTEGRACI6N RMS REVISTA MEXICANA DE SOCIOLOC(A RTM REVUE TIERS-MONDE TE TRIMESTRE ECONOMICO TM TERRE MALGACHE VEN VENTURE WOH WAR ON HUNGER ZAL ZEITSCHRIFT FUR AUSLANDISCHE LANDWIRTSCHAFT AFRICA AFRICA, 1969-70. (Tunis?) 456 p. (REF DT 1 A14 1969/70) AFRICAN PERSPECTIVES; PAPERS IN THE HISTORY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF AFRICA, PRESENTED TO THOMAS HODGKIN. Edited by Coristopher Allen and R. W. Johnson. Cambridge, England, University Press, 1970.xx, 438 p. (DT 4 A33) Aynor, H. S. NOTES FROM AFRICA.New York, Praeger ( i 969) x,i63 p. (PZ 4 A978 No3) Daggs, Elise. ALL AFRICA; ALL ITS POLITICAL ENTITIES OF INDEPENDENT OR OTHER STATUS. New York, Hasting House (1970) vii, 824 p. (REF DT 3 D3 1970) Dean, Vera. THE NATURE OF THE NON-WESTERN WORLD. (New York) Flew American Library (1957) 284 p. (CB 253 D4) Dostert, Pierre Etienne. AFRICA, 1970. Washington, Stryker-Post Publications. 102 p. (DT 1 D6) Dumoga, John. AFRICA, BETWEEN EAST AND WEST. (Chester Springs, Pa.) Dufour (1969) 142 p. (DT 352.8 D8 1969b) Legum, Colin; and Drysdale, Johm. AFRICA CONTEMPORARY RECORD; ANNUAL SURVEY AND DOCUMENTS, 1968/69. London, Africa Research Ltd., 1969. xvi, 904 p. (REF DT 1L23 1968) Livingstone, David. LIVINGSTONE'S AFRICAN JOURNAL. Edited by I. Schapera. London, Chatto Windus, 1963, 2 v. (DT 731 L73) McEwan, Peter J. M.; and Sutcliffe, Robert B., eds. THE STUDY OF AFRICA. London, Methuen (c1965) xii, 444 p. (DT 30 M12) Marl ier, G. "Rapport sur les problemes biologiques del'Afrique tropicale humide." (In Unesco. PROBLEMS OF HUMID TROPICAL REGIONS, Paris, c1958. p. 57-62) (G 515 U52) Oberndorfer, Dieter, ed. BEITRAGE ZUM STUDIUM VON POLITIK, GESELLSCHAFT UND WIRT- SCHAFT AFRIKANISCHER LANDER. STUDIES ON POLITICS, SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND ECONOMIES OF AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Material ien des Arnold-Bergstraesser-Instituts fOr kul turwissenschaftl iche forschung, band 19. (Freiburg) Bettelsmann Universifatsverlag (1968) 189 p. (DT 20 012) Oliver, Roland; and Fage, J. D. A SHORT HISTORY OF AFRICA. (Harmondsworth, Eng.) Penguin Books (;962) 279 p. (DT 20 054) PORTUGUESE AFRICA: A HANDBOOK. Edited by David M. Abshire and Michael A. Samuels. 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