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Development theories in the social looking-glass : some reflections from theories to "development"

By: Wak, John.

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BookSeries: Project on Goals, Processes and Indicators of Development of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series.Publisher: Tokyo 1979; United Nations University Description: 18 p.ISBN: 9280800574.Subject(s): PAPUA NEW GUINEA | VILLAGES | RURAL DEVELOPMENT

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UNU B27987

Series document on GPID (Project on Goals, Processes and Indicators of Development = Projet sur les objectifs, processus et indicateurs du developpement) of HSDP (Human and Social Development Programme) and is intended to serve the internal needs of the UNU. ISSN: 0379-5764.
Original series title: Project on Goals, Processes and Indicators of Development of the UNU Human and Social Development Programme series ; 5.

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