Technological transformation in the third world. Vol.2 : Africa.
Patel, Surendra J. Ed.
Technological transformation in the third world. Vol.2 : Africa. Book - Ahmedabad Gujarat Vidyapith 1993 - xxix,216p.
Contents Publisher's Note v Contents vii List of tables and figures ix Foreword xiii Lal Jayawardena and Charles Cooper Preface xv SurendraJ. Patel I The golden ape of south's development xv n The framework of approach xvii IIITechnological transformation: Volume n - Africa xx IVAcknowledgements xxi Appendix xxiii Notes xxvii Algeria 1 Abdellatif Benachenhou I Introduction: technological trends of the colonial economy3 Part 1: The economic and technological situation in 1962 6 n1962: State of the country 6 VII Part 2: Technological transformation from 1962 to 1984 17 inThe evolution of production and its structure; consequences on international trade and the interior 17 IV Employment dynamics and the qualifications problem 27 Part 3: The technological transformation factors 37 V The evolution of investments from 1962 to 1984 37 VI Technological transformation and producer goods policies 49 VII Implementation of die scientific and technical option in the educational system 56 Part 4: The sectorial experiments: iron and steel industry and agriculture 68 VIII A successful technological transformation process: the iron and steel industry case 68 IX Agricultural intensification difficulties in Algeria 76 Part 5: Conclusion: An attempt to assess the situation 88 X Technological transformation and development from 1880 to 1984 88 Notes 93 Tanzania 95 S.M. Wangwe I Introduction 97 n The economic and technological setting in 1961 99 in Growth, structural change and technological transformation 103 IVManaging the dynamics of technological transformation 121 V Conclusion 131 VI Appendix tables 133 References 140 Zimbabwe 143 Mohamed B.E. Fayez I Introduction 145 II Growth and structural changes in the economy 148 inDevelopment in technology-embodying inputs and their utilization 160 IVManaging the dynamics of technological development 179 V Concluding assessment 211
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Technological transformation in the third world. Vol.2 : Africa. Book - Ahmedabad Gujarat Vidyapith 1993 - xxix,216p.
Contents Publisher's Note v Contents vii List of tables and figures ix Foreword xiii Lal Jayawardena and Charles Cooper Preface xv SurendraJ. Patel I The golden ape of south's development xv n The framework of approach xvii IIITechnological transformation: Volume n - Africa xx IVAcknowledgements xxi Appendix xxiii Notes xxvii Algeria 1 Abdellatif Benachenhou I Introduction: technological trends of the colonial economy3 Part 1: The economic and technological situation in 1962 6 n1962: State of the country 6 VII Part 2: Technological transformation from 1962 to 1984 17 inThe evolution of production and its structure; consequences on international trade and the interior 17 IV Employment dynamics and the qualifications problem 27 Part 3: The technological transformation factors 37 V The evolution of investments from 1962 to 1984 37 VI Technological transformation and producer goods policies 49 VII Implementation of die scientific and technical option in the educational system 56 Part 4: The sectorial experiments: iron and steel industry and agriculture 68 VIII A successful technological transformation process: the iron and steel industry case 68 IX Agricultural intensification difficulties in Algeria 76 Part 5: Conclusion: An attempt to assess the situation 88 X Technological transformation and development from 1880 to 1984 88 Notes 93 Tanzania 95 S.M. Wangwe I Introduction 97 n The economic and technological setting in 1961 99 in Growth, structural change and technological transformation 103 IVManaging the dynamics of technological transformation 121 V Conclusion 131 VI Appendix tables 133 References 140 Zimbabwe 143 Mohamed B.E. Fayez I Introduction 145 II Growth and structural changes in the economy 148 inDevelopment in technology-embodying inputs and their utilization 160 IVManaging the dynamics of technological development 179 V Concluding assessment 211
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