T R A N 
Studies in Comparative 
International Development 
COMPARATIVE 
INTERNATIONAL 
DEVELOPMENT 
John D. Martz 
EDITOR 
The Pennsylvania State University 
Studies In Comparative International 
Development is an interdisciplinary 
journal exploring current issues in development 
theory and practice. Open 
to all theoretical, methodological, and 
ideological approaches, Studies in 
Comparative International Development 
examines the relationship between 
population, technology, and 
policy in a developmental context 
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City and Countryside in the Onset 
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Redemocratizatfon and the Economic 
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The Arab Minority in Israel and Its 
Relations with the Jewish Majority 
Oran Ylftachel 
Revolution, Longevity and Legitimacy in 
Communist States 
Irving Louis Horowitz 
The Chinese Brain Drain 
and Policy Options 
Parrls Chang and Zhlduan Dang 
Public-Private Partnerships in 
Third World Development 
Clyde Mitchell-Wravar 
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