Exploration in development issues: selected articles of Nurul Islam

By:

"Islam, Nurul"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Academic Foundation; 2003Description: 568pISBN:

9788171884148

Subject(s):

Economic development

DDC classification:

338.9 ISL

Summary: The author has done his research and writing predominantly on economic policy issues,be it trade and aid, development strategy, or food security. The articles areoverwhelmingly policy-oriented. They represent the author's mainthinking and writing on that particular issue; were prominent in debateand discussion among academic economists/policy analysts during the time whenthey were written; and they retain some relevance and/or are of major orcontinuing interest in the current academic/policy discussions.

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The author has done his research and writing predominantly on economic policy issues,be it trade and aid, development strategy, or food security. The articles areoverwhelmingly policy-oriented. They represent the author's mainthinking and writing on that particular issue; were prominent in debateand discussion among academic economists/policy analysts during the time whenthey were written; and they retain some relevance and/or are of major orcontinuing interest in the current academic/policy discussions.

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