The Challenge of Development
Theory and Practice in Human Resource Management
Herausgeber: Ward, Richard J
The Challenge of Development
Theory and Practice in Human Resource Management
Herausgeber: Ward, Richard J
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A wide-ranging survey of the theoretical and practical problems of economic development, The Challenge of Development demonstrates how effective development theory, planning and programming derive from and are tested in firsthand field experience
A wide-ranging survey of the theoretical and practical problems of economic development, The Challenge of Development demonstrates how effective development theory, planning and programming derive from and are tested in firsthand field experience
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 225mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9780202362267
- ISBN-10: 0202362264
- Artikelnr.: 23344324
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 225mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9780202362267
- ISBN-10: 0202362264
- Artikelnr.: 23344324
Jean-Pierre Changeux
1: The Challenge in Development Planning
A. Planning Techniques
Principles of Simulation
A Model of Development Alternatives
The Use of Accounting Prices in Planning
Development Banks
B. International Aspects Of Planning
National Planning and Multinational Planning Under the Alliance for Progress
International Commodity Markets as a Factor in Development Planning
Determining the Need for and Planning the Use of External Resources
2: The Challenge in Developing Human Resources
Population and Labor Force Resources As Factors in Economic Development
The Entrepreneurial Element in Economic Development
Improving Public Management in Newly Developing Countries
Specialized Training for Developing Basic Scientific and Technological Cadres in Developing Countries of Africa
Occupational Health, the Development of a New Public Health Discipline in Peru
3: The Challenge in Developing Natural Resources
A. Water And Mineral Development
Hydrology and Scientific Reclamation in the Punjab, West Pakistan
Government as a Dynamic Agent in Mineral Resource Development
A Cooperative Mineral Exploration and Development Program in Pakistan
B. Agricultural Development
Efficient Use of Labor, Land, and Capital for Agricultural Development of Densely Populated Areas
Transforming Irrigation From an Age-Old Art Into a Modern Science
Principles of Plant Genetics and Their Use in Increasing Food Production
Animal Improvement and Adaptation
Forestry's Contribution to a Permanent Agriculture
Improvement of Production and Preservation Methods in an Underdeveloped Fishery
4: The Challenge in Developing Industry
Creating a Practical Industrial Development Program
The Place of Small and Medium Industry in Development
Markets as a Basis for Industrial Development
The Iron and Steel Industry in a Developing Economy
Food Processing and the Developing Society
The Significance of the Forest Products Industry in Economic Development
Organization of a Textile Industry-Costs and Benefits to the Economy
5: The Challenge in Developing Infrastructure
Typical Problems in the Development of Modern Power Supply in Less Developed Areas *
Metallurgical, Domestic, and Industrial Utilization of Low-Rank Coals
Techniques for Appraising the Energy Economy and Outlook in Less Developed Countries
Strategy Planning for Transportation and Economic Development
Phase Building of Railroads and Equipment for Less Developed Countries
Harbors, Marine Terminals, and Waterways for Less Developed Areas
New Uses of Mass Communication for the Promotion of Economic and Social Development
6: Social and Cultural Challenges in Development
Revitalization Movements in Development
Toward a Theory of Community Development
Social Stratification and Social Mobility in the Development Process
The Implications of Urbanization for the Village and Rural Sector
Capital Requirement for Urban Social Overhead
The Emerging International Culture
A. Planning Techniques
Principles of Simulation
A Model of Development Alternatives
The Use of Accounting Prices in Planning
Development Banks
B. International Aspects Of Planning
National Planning and Multinational Planning Under the Alliance for Progress
International Commodity Markets as a Factor in Development Planning
Determining the Need for and Planning the Use of External Resources
2: The Challenge in Developing Human Resources
Population and Labor Force Resources As Factors in Economic Development
The Entrepreneurial Element in Economic Development
Improving Public Management in Newly Developing Countries
Specialized Training for Developing Basic Scientific and Technological Cadres in Developing Countries of Africa
Occupational Health, the Development of a New Public Health Discipline in Peru
3: The Challenge in Developing Natural Resources
A. Water And Mineral Development
Hydrology and Scientific Reclamation in the Punjab, West Pakistan
Government as a Dynamic Agent in Mineral Resource Development
A Cooperative Mineral Exploration and Development Program in Pakistan
B. Agricultural Development
Efficient Use of Labor, Land, and Capital for Agricultural Development of Densely Populated Areas
Transforming Irrigation From an Age-Old Art Into a Modern Science
Principles of Plant Genetics and Their Use in Increasing Food Production
Animal Improvement and Adaptation
Forestry's Contribution to a Permanent Agriculture
Improvement of Production and Preservation Methods in an Underdeveloped Fishery
4: The Challenge in Developing Industry
Creating a Practical Industrial Development Program
The Place of Small and Medium Industry in Development
Markets as a Basis for Industrial Development
The Iron and Steel Industry in a Developing Economy
Food Processing and the Developing Society
The Significance of the Forest Products Industry in Economic Development
Organization of a Textile Industry-Costs and Benefits to the Economy
5: The Challenge in Developing Infrastructure
Typical Problems in the Development of Modern Power Supply in Less Developed Areas *
Metallurgical, Domestic, and Industrial Utilization of Low-Rank Coals
Techniques for Appraising the Energy Economy and Outlook in Less Developed Countries
Strategy Planning for Transportation and Economic Development
Phase Building of Railroads and Equipment for Less Developed Countries
Harbors, Marine Terminals, and Waterways for Less Developed Areas
New Uses of Mass Communication for the Promotion of Economic and Social Development
6: Social and Cultural Challenges in Development
Revitalization Movements in Development
Toward a Theory of Community Development
Social Stratification and Social Mobility in the Development Process
The Implications of Urbanization for the Village and Rural Sector
Capital Requirement for Urban Social Overhead
The Emerging International Culture
1: The Challenge in Development Planning
A. Planning Techniques
Principles of Simulation
A Model of Development Alternatives
The Use of Accounting Prices in Planning
Development Banks
B. International Aspects Of Planning
National Planning and Multinational Planning Under the Alliance for Progress
International Commodity Markets as a Factor in Development Planning
Determining the Need for and Planning the Use of External Resources
2: The Challenge in Developing Human Resources
Population and Labor Force Resources As Factors in Economic Development
The Entrepreneurial Element in Economic Development
Improving Public Management in Newly Developing Countries
Specialized Training for Developing Basic Scientific and Technological Cadres in Developing Countries of Africa
Occupational Health, the Development of a New Public Health Discipline in Peru
3: The Challenge in Developing Natural Resources
A. Water And Mineral Development
Hydrology and Scientific Reclamation in the Punjab, West Pakistan
Government as a Dynamic Agent in Mineral Resource Development
A Cooperative Mineral Exploration and Development Program in Pakistan
B. Agricultural Development
Efficient Use of Labor, Land, and Capital for Agricultural Development of Densely Populated Areas
Transforming Irrigation From an Age-Old Art Into a Modern Science
Principles of Plant Genetics and Their Use in Increasing Food Production
Animal Improvement and Adaptation
Forestry's Contribution to a Permanent Agriculture
Improvement of Production and Preservation Methods in an Underdeveloped Fishery
4: The Challenge in Developing Industry
Creating a Practical Industrial Development Program
The Place of Small and Medium Industry in Development
Markets as a Basis for Industrial Development
The Iron and Steel Industry in a Developing Economy
Food Processing and the Developing Society
The Significance of the Forest Products Industry in Economic Development
Organization of a Textile Industry-Costs and Benefits to the Economy
5: The Challenge in Developing Infrastructure
Typical Problems in the Development of Modern Power Supply in Less Developed Areas *
Metallurgical, Domestic, and Industrial Utilization of Low-Rank Coals
Techniques for Appraising the Energy Economy and Outlook in Less Developed Countries
Strategy Planning for Transportation and Economic Development
Phase Building of Railroads and Equipment for Less Developed Countries
Harbors, Marine Terminals, and Waterways for Less Developed Areas
New Uses of Mass Communication for the Promotion of Economic and Social Development
6: Social and Cultural Challenges in Development
Revitalization Movements in Development
Toward a Theory of Community Development
Social Stratification and Social Mobility in the Development Process
The Implications of Urbanization for the Village and Rural Sector
Capital Requirement for Urban Social Overhead
The Emerging International Culture
A. Planning Techniques
Principles of Simulation
A Model of Development Alternatives
The Use of Accounting Prices in Planning
Development Banks
B. International Aspects Of Planning
National Planning and Multinational Planning Under the Alliance for Progress
International Commodity Markets as a Factor in Development Planning
Determining the Need for and Planning the Use of External Resources
2: The Challenge in Developing Human Resources
Population and Labor Force Resources As Factors in Economic Development
The Entrepreneurial Element in Economic Development
Improving Public Management in Newly Developing Countries
Specialized Training for Developing Basic Scientific and Technological Cadres in Developing Countries of Africa
Occupational Health, the Development of a New Public Health Discipline in Peru
3: The Challenge in Developing Natural Resources
A. Water And Mineral Development
Hydrology and Scientific Reclamation in the Punjab, West Pakistan
Government as a Dynamic Agent in Mineral Resource Development
A Cooperative Mineral Exploration and Development Program in Pakistan
B. Agricultural Development
Efficient Use of Labor, Land, and Capital for Agricultural Development of Densely Populated Areas
Transforming Irrigation From an Age-Old Art Into a Modern Science
Principles of Plant Genetics and Their Use in Increasing Food Production
Animal Improvement and Adaptation
Forestry's Contribution to a Permanent Agriculture
Improvement of Production and Preservation Methods in an Underdeveloped Fishery
4: The Challenge in Developing Industry
Creating a Practical Industrial Development Program
The Place of Small and Medium Industry in Development
Markets as a Basis for Industrial Development
The Iron and Steel Industry in a Developing Economy
Food Processing and the Developing Society
The Significance of the Forest Products Industry in Economic Development
Organization of a Textile Industry-Costs and Benefits to the Economy
5: The Challenge in Developing Infrastructure
Typical Problems in the Development of Modern Power Supply in Less Developed Areas *
Metallurgical, Domestic, and Industrial Utilization of Low-Rank Coals
Techniques for Appraising the Energy Economy and Outlook in Less Developed Countries
Strategy Planning for Transportation and Economic Development
Phase Building of Railroads and Equipment for Less Developed Countries
Harbors, Marine Terminals, and Waterways for Less Developed Areas
New Uses of Mass Communication for the Promotion of Economic and Social Development
6: Social and Cultural Challenges in Development
Revitalization Movements in Development
Toward a Theory of Community Development
Social Stratification and Social Mobility in the Development Process
The Implications of Urbanization for the Village and Rural Sector
Capital Requirement for Urban Social Overhead
The Emerging International Culture