Towards sustainable development : essays on system analysis of national policy /
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| Language: | English |
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Aldershot, England ; Brookfield USA :
Ashgate,
1998.
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I.
- Conceptual Foundations
- Introduction: Sustainable development, old conundrums, new discords
- 1.
- Government support for economic agendas in developing countries: a behavioral model
- 2.
- Wage determination, income distribution and the design of change
- 3.
- re-evaluation of the effort to alleviate poverty and hunger
- 4.
- attempt to determine criteria for sensible rates of use of material resources
- 5.
- attempt to operationalize the recommendations of the "limits to growth" study to sustain future of mankind
- 6.
- Technological development in a dual economy: alternative policy levers for economic development
- 7.
- dynamics of collegial systems in the developing countries
- Pt. II.
- Concepts Extended
- 8.
- world hunger problem, do we really understand it?
- 9.
- Managing technology for development: a systems perspective
- 10.
- Entrepreneurship and innovation: a search for an appropriate model for developing countries
- Pt. III.
- Case Studies
- 11.
- Public policy and rural poverty: a system dynamics analysis of a social change effort in Pakistan
- 12.
- role of credit in a rural economy: the case of Thailand
- 13.
- Sustaining economic growth with a nonrenewable natural resource: the case of oil-dependent Indonesia
- 14.
- dynamics of indebtedness in the developing countries: the case of the Philippines
- 15.
- Food self-sufficiency in Vietnam: a search for a viable solution
- 16.
- dynamics of water policy in southwestern Saudi Arabia.


