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JOURNAL OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

School of Social Work

P Bag 66022 Kopje Harare Zimbabwe

issues as they affect

The Journal publishes analyses of social
development
the
poor and marginalized, It deals especially
with concerns relevant
to sub Saharan
Africa and is addressed to development
and social workers, planners, policy-
makers and academics
in a variety of
fields,

processes

development

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seeks to enhance understanding of the
social
that
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intervention
mentation of appropriate
strategies at different
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is
to discover how best to target relevant
and successful projects to those most in
need and how to maximize
popular
participation,
thereby creating egalit-
arian and productive communities,

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EDITOR

CAROLE PEARCE

EDITORIAL BOARD

EDWIN KASEKE (CHAIRPERSON),

PRINCIPAL,

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK, HARARE

RODRECK MUPEDZISWA, DEPUTY PRINCIPAL,

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK, HARARE

PERPElUA GUMBO, LEcruRER,

SCHOOL OF

SOCIAL WORK, HARARE

VICTOR MUZVlDZIWA,

UNIVERSITY

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LESOTHO, ROMA

EDITORIAL ADVISORS

GARY CRAIG, PROF OF SOCIAL JUSTICE,

UNIVERSITY OF HULL, UK

LENA DOMINELLl, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL

WORK STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF

SOUTHAMPTON, UK

JOHN F JONES, DEAN, GRADUATE SCHOOL

OF SOCIAL WORK, UNIVERSITY OF
DENVER, USA

LYNNE HEALY, THE UNIVERSITY OF

CONNECTICUT SCHOOL OF SOCIAL

WORK, WEST HARTFORD, USA

JAMES MIDGLEY, SPECHT PROFESSOR AND

DEAN, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE,

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT
BERKELEY, USA

RICHARD WINTERSTEEN, DEPT OF SOCIAL

WORK, MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY,
USA

SERIALS
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Journal of Social Development
Vol 17 No 12002
Contents

EDITORIAL

evaluation

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81

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141
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countries

and incipient

theories

as tools in programme

ARTICLES
Moral
David Kaulemu
industrialization:
Developing
clustering and inter-firm
a case study of enterprise
in small and medium-scale manufacturing
relations
in Lobatse, Botswana
industries
J. Nakizito and M B. K. Darkoh
Making African NGOS more responsive
Kalada Godson McFubara
Trends
in participatory
Kenneth B. Dipholo
The impact of the structural
on Kenyan society
Joseph Kipkemboi Rono
Exploring the indigenous minefield:
the marginalization
Keitseope Nthomang
Cross-cultural
lessons
Jane Gilbert

issues in counselling skills training:

adjustment programmes

social policy and
of the Bushman in southern Africa

to social needs

development

from Lesotho

BOOK REVIEW

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NOTES

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