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List of Books Received
Angelsen, Arild & Odd-Helge Fjeldstad (1995) Land reforms and land
degradation in Tanzania. Alternative economic approaches, Chr Michelsen
Institute: Working Paper 1995:3, Bergen, 38pp,ISSN: 0804-3639 (P!b).Price:
N/K.
Angelsen, Arild & Sumala, UssifRashid (1995) Hard methods for soft policies.
Environmental and social cost-benefit analysis, Chr Michelsen Institute:
Working Paper 1995:1, Bergen, 23pp, ISSN: 0804-3639 (P!b). Price: N/K.
Bukurura, Sufian Hemed (1995) Judiciary and Good Governance in
Contemporary Tanzania: Problems and Prospects, Chr Michelsen Institute:
Development and Human Rights Studies 3, Bergen, 7Opp,ISSN: 0805-505X.
Price: NOK 90 (p!b).
Bush, P et al (eds) (1996) Children, Medicine and Culture, The Haworth Press,
New York, 420pp inc index, ISBN: 1-56024-937-4. Price: $39,95 (h!b).
CADEC, CCJP, Silveira House (1995) Speaking the Same Language? Dialogue
on Structural Adjustment in Africa, Silveira House Social Series No 12,
Mambo Press, Gweru, 78pp, ISBN: 0-86922-634-7. Price: N/K (p!b).
Deng, Loal A & Tj0nneland, Elling n (eds) (1995) South Africa: Wealth,
Poverty and Reconstruction, Chr Michelsen Institute/Centre for Southern
African Studies, UWC, Bergen/Cape Town, 207pp, ISBN: 82-90584-20-2
(p!b). Price: N/K.
Forster, Peter G & Maghimbi, Sam (1995) The Tanzanian Peasantry, Avebury,
Aldershot, 329pp inc index, ISBN: 1-85628-493-X (hlb). Price: N/K).
Hildago, Hilda (00) (1995) Lesbians of Color: Social and Human Services,
Harrington Park Press, New York, l06pp inc index, ISBN: 1-56023-072-X.
Price: $9,95 (p!b).
Iliff, Peter (1995) Health for Whom? Mother and Child Care in Times of AIDS,
Poverty and ESAP, Silveira House Social Series No 11, Mambo Press,
Gweru, 78pp, ISBN: 0-86922-633-9 (p!b). PriceN/K.
McGarry, Brian (1995) Waste or Want?, 'Environment and Poverty' Seminar
Papers, Silveira House Social Series No 10,Mambo Press, Gweru, 78pp, ISBN:
0-86922-634-7. Price: N/K (P!b).
Negash, Tekeste (1996) Rethinking Education in Ethiopia. The Fear of God is
the Beginning of Knowledge, Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, The Scandinavian
Institute of African Studies, Uppsala, 118pp, ISBN: 91-7106-383-8. Price:
SEKI40, £14,95 (plb).
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NordAs, Hildegunn Kyvik (1995) South African manufacturing industriescatching
up or falling behind?, Chr Michelsen Institute: Working Paper
1995:2, Bergen, 4Opp, ISSN: 0804-3639 (Plb). Price: N/K.
Odd-Helge, Fjeldstad (1995) Taxation and Tax Reforms in Tanzania: A
Survey, Chr Michelsen Institute: Working Paper 1995:4, Bergen, 35pp, ISSN:
0804-3639 (p!b). Price: N/K.
Odd- Helge, Fjeldstad (1995) Value-Added in Tanzan ia, Chr Michelsen Institute:
Working Paper 1995:5, Bergen, 27pp, ISSN: 0804-3639 (p!b). Price: N/K.
Osaghae, Eghosa E (ed) (1995) Structural Adjustment and Ethnicity in
Nigeria, Research Report No 8, Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. The Scandinavian
Institute of African Studies, Uppsala, 66pp, ISBN: 91-7106-373-0. Price:
SEK60, £5,95, US$9,95 (P!b).
SkAre,Guro (1995) Cultivation and Coconu~ in the Philippines: A Study of
Social Formation in Candelaria, Quezon Province, Chr Michelsen Institute:
Development and Human Rights Studies 4, Bergen, 132pp, ISSN: 0805-505X.
Price: NOK 125 (p!b).
Soiri, lina (1996) The Radical Motherhood. Namibian Women's Independence
Struggle, Research Report No 99, Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. The Scandinavian
Institute of African Studies, Uppsala, 115pp, ISBN: 91-7106-380-3. Price:
SEK60, £5,95, US$9,95 (p!b).
World Bank (1995) Africa's Experience with Structural Adjustment.
Proceedings of the Harare Seminar, May 23-24,1994, Discussion Paper No
288, World Bank, Washington DC, 12Opp, ISBN: 0-8213-3298-8. Price:
US$9,95 (Plb).
World Bank (1996) Bureaucrats in Business: The Economics and Politics of
Government Ownership, A World Bank Policy Research Report, Washington
DC, 141pp, ISBN: 0-19-521106-5. Price: US$24,95 (p!b).
World Bank (1996) Ghana Country Assistance Review: A Study in Effectiveness,
Robert P Armstrong, Washington DC, 141pp, ISBN: 0-8213-3465-4.
Price: US$9,95 (Plb).
World Bank (1996) Girls and Schools in Sub-Saharan Africa. From Analysis
to Action, Adiambo Odaga & Ward Heneveld, World Bank Technical Paper
No 298, World Bank, Washington DC, 112pp, ISBN: 0-8213-3373-9. Price:
US$8,95 (p!b).
World Bank (1996) Practical Lessons for Africa from East Asia in Industrial
and Trade Policies, Harrold, Peter; Jayawickrama, Malathi; Bhattasali, Deepak,
Discussion Paper No 310, World Bank, Washington DC, 12Opp, ISBN:
0-8213-3484-0. Price: N/K (Plb).
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