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Economic development

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Globalization and NGOs

Jonathan P. Doh, Hildy Teegen

2003

The wealth of the world and the poverty of nations

Cohen, Daniel

1998

Rising Inequality in China

Hiroshi Sato, Terry Sicular, Shi Li

2013

Plan B 2.0

Lester Russell Brown

2006

The sociology of economic life

Neil J. Smelser

1963

Thinking in systems

Diana Wright, Donella H. Meadows

2008 ★ 4.3

Economics and technical change

Arnold Heertje

1973

Planning in government

Melvin R. Levin

1987

Rethinking development

David Ernest Apter

1987

Austerity

Mark Blyth

2013

Technology and economic development

Edward J. Malecki

1991

Economic geography

Neil M. Coe, Henry Wai-Chung Yeung, Philip Kelly et al.

2007

Anthropocene or capitalocene?

Christian Parenti

2016

Developmentality

Jon Harald Sande Lie

2015

Dead heat : global justice and global warming

Paul Baer, Tom Athanasiou

2002

Interpreting the precautionary principle

Timothy O'Riordan

1994

Crucifixion by power

Richard Newbold Adams

1970

Leading issues in economic development

Gerald M. Meier

1984

Towards a theory of import substitution exchange rates and economic development

Vinay Bharat-Ram

1993

Public sector leadership for the 21st century

2001

Economics, natural-resource scarcity and development

Edward Barbier

1989

Economic development in the Middle East

Rodney Wilson

1995

Improving Global Environmental Governance

Norichika Kanie, Steinar Andresen, Peter M. Haas

2013

The university system and economic development in Mexico since 1929

David E. Lorey

1993

The borderless world

Kenichi Omae, Kenʼichi Ohmae

1999

Global Development Crisis

Benjamin Selwyn

2014

Modernization and development

S. C. Dube

1988

The return of scarcity

H. C. Coombs

1990

Population economics

Assaf Razin

1995

The growth map

Jim O'Neill

2011

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