Titlebook: Development of Societies: The Next Twenty-Five Years; Proceedings of the I Institute of Social Studies Conference proceedings 1979 Springer

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Reflections by a Civil Servant on development problems (speech given on the Closing Day of the Confemposium, which he has not attended and of which he has not read the papers. And yet I hope that my remarks will have some relevance for you because they come from a policy advisor who has to carry out development policy, who has to assist his ministers and work with his colleagues in drafting and fo

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Group A: Development and Dependencee essence of what I think in each case was a rich and complex discussion, but inevitably an inconclusive one because of the nature of this sort of gathering with the range of interests and positions that were represented. The group that had been brought together was intentionally diverse; therefore,

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Group C: Employment, Mobilization and Participation rural poverty. However, it is proper to state at the outset that we all had difficulties in envisaging a separate urban sector or urban economy. Although it was recognized that cities may have their own special problems, it was felt that the analysis of such problems needs to be placed in a wider n

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Group D: Restructuring Industrial Societies and the New Economic World Orderr the largest number of papers. Secondly, we had been given the largest room and in Parkinsonian fashion it was always filled to capacity. Thirdly, we had provocative and profound discussions, but these were not always related to the paper on hand. And fourthly, there was considerable overlap with d

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Balance Carried Forward period, the word ‘development’ should have been a neologism. As it was, an old word acquired a new meaning. This met the requirements of the occasion well enough. The new wine poured into the old bottle was as yet of unknown quality. To many it has since proven rather headier than they had first ex

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The Technology, the System and the Poor: The Case of the New Cereal Varietiesyielding varieties of wheat, rice, millets and maize (hereafter the HYVs). These I wrongly saw as intrinsically damaging to the rural poor, certainly relatively, perhaps absolutely. I wrongly believed that HYVs required a costly and precisely balanced package of inputs and practices; that researcher

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Urban Poverty and Employment in Latin America: Guidelines for Action that around one-third of the urban labour force is under-employed because they earn inadequate incomes,. while the proportion of people receiving less than the minimum legal wage varies from 21.3 per cent in Argentina to 50 percent in Dominican Republic and Ecuador.

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Reflections by a Civil Servant on development problems (speech given on the Closing Day of the Confermulating development policy, and who knows the tremendous frustration of having to deal with an increasingly complex international and national society without a sufficient basis in modern science and development research.