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Books Received and Abstracting Services

Abstracting Services to which this
Journal is Submitted

(ASSIA)

(London)

in the Tropics (Amsterdam)

Abstracts on Rural Development
Abstracts on Tropical Agriculture (Amsterdam)
Applied Social Science Index and Abstracts
British Humanities Index (London)
CODESERIA (Dakar)
Humanities Index (New York)
International African Bibliography (London)
International Bibliography of Social Services (London)
International Current Awareness Services (London)
International Development Abstracts (Norwich)
Rural Development Abstracts (Oxford)
Rural Extension, Education and Training Abstracts (Wallingford)
Social Sciences Index (New York)
Sociological Abstracts (San Diego)
Social Work Research and Abstracts (New York)

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References
Makola A (1982a) Social Development,
Makola A (1982b)
Work, II, 2,10-12.
NkosanaZ (1981) ''The Meaning of Social Development" in Training for Social Work, ed
by A Makola, Mambo Press, Gweru.

"The Relevance of Social Work",

Prentice Hall, New York

in Journal of Zimbabwe

Social

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