Development studies

Adams, A. 1977: The Senegal River Valley: what kind of change? Review of African Political Economy 10, 33-59.

Banaji, J. 1977a: Modes of production in a materialist conception of history . Capital and Class 7(3), 1-44. 1977b: Capitalist domination and the small peasantry. Deccan District in the nineteenth century. Economic and Political' Weekly (Bombay) 12(33-34), 1375-1404.

Barnett, T. 1977: The Gezira Sheme: an illusion of development. London: Frank Cass.

Bernstein, H. 1977: Notes on capital and peasantry. Review of African Political Economy 10, 60-73.

Brenner, R. 1977: The origins of capitalist development: a critique of neo-Smithian marxism. New Left Review 104, 25-92.

Bromley, R., editor, 1978: The urban informal sector: critical perspectives. World Development 6, 9-10.

Brookfield, H. 1978: Progress report: third world development. Progress in Human Geography 2, 121-32.

Caldwell, M. 1977: The wealth of some nations. London : Zed Press.

Chenery, H. , Ahluwalia, M.S. , Bell, C.L. , Duloy, J.H. and Jolly, R. 1974: Redistribution with growth: policies to improve income distribution in developing countries in the context of economic growth . Oxford: Oxford University Press for the World Bank and the Institute of Development Studies.

Corbridge, S. 1979: Urban bias, rural bias and industrialisation: an appraisal of the work of Michael Lipton and Terry Byres. University of Cambridge, Department of Geography, Research Paper (mimeo).

Corrigan, P. , Ramsay, H. and Sayer, D. 1978: Socialist construction and marxist theory: a critique of Bolshevism. London: Macmillan .

Cowen, M.P. n.d.: Notes on capital, class and household production. Institute for Development Studies, Nairobi (mimeo).

Ennew, J. , Hirst, P. and Tribe, K. 1977: Peasantry as an economic category. Journal of Peasant Studies 4 (4), 295-322.

Ettema, W.A. 1979: Geographers and development. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 70 (2), 66-74.

Ettema, W. A. and Tempelman, G., editors, 1978: Spatial inequality and government policy in developing countries. Tijdschrift voor Ecomische en Sociale Geografie 69 (1/2).

Farmer, B. H. , editor, 1977: Creen revolution? technology and change in rice growing areas of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. London: Macmillan .

Foster-Carter, A. 1978: The modes of production controversy. New Left Review 107, 47-77. The same paper appears under the title 'Can we articulate "articulation"?' in Clammer, J., editor, 1979: The neev economic anthropology, London: Macmillan.

Frank, A.G. 1977: World crisis and underdevelopment. Contemporary Crises 1, 243-60. 1978a: World accummulation 1492-1789. New York and London: Monthly Review Press. 1978 b: Dependent accumulation and underdevelopment. London: Macmillan.

Friedman, J. 1976: Marxist theory and systems of total reproduction. Part I: negative. Critique of Anthropology 2 (7), 3-16. 1979: The crisis of transition: a critique of strategies of crisis management. Development and Change 10 (1), 125-53.

Gregory, D. 1978: Ideology, science and human geography. London: Hutchinson.

Harrison, M. 1975: Chayanov and the economics of the Russian peasantry . Journal of Peasant Studies 2(4), 389-417. 1977: Resource allocation and agrarian class formation: the problem of social mobility among Russian peasant households, 1880-1930. Journal of Peasant Studies 4, 127-61.

Harriss, J. 1979: Capitalism and peasant farming: agricultural change and agrarian structure in northern Tamil Nadu. Norwich : University of East Anglia, Development Studies Monograph no. 3.

Hirsch, F. 1977: Social limits to growth. London : Routledge and Kegan Paul.

Leys, C. 1975: Underdevelopment in Kenya. London: Heinemann. 1976: Underdevelopment and dependency: critical notes. Journal of Contemporary Asia 7 (1), 92-107. 1978: Capital accumulation, class formation and dependency—the significance of the Kenyan case. The Socialist Regisiter, 1978, 241-66.

Lipton, M. 1977: Why poor people stay poor: a study of urban bias in world development. London: Temple Smith ;

Littlejohn, G. 1977: Peasant economy and society. In Hindess, B. , editor, Sociological theories of the economy , London: Macmillan , 118-56.

McGee, T.G. 1978: Western geography and the third world. American Behavioural Scientist 22 (1), 93-114.

Mitra, A. 1977: Terms of trade and class relations. London: Frank Cass.

Pearse, A. 1977: Technology and peasant production: reflections on a global study. Development and Change 8, 125-59.

Phillips, A. 1977: The concept of 'development'. Review of African Political Economy 8, 7-20.

Post, K. 1978: Arise ye starvelings: the jamaican labour rebellion of 1938 and its aftermath. The Hague, Boston and London: Martinus Nijhoff.

Roseberry, W. 1978: Peasants as proletarians. Critique of Anthropology 3 (11), 3-18.

Van Der Laar,A.J.M. 1976: The World Bank and the world's poor. The Hague: Institute of Social Studies Occasional Papers no. 58.

Vergopoulos, K. 1978: Capitalism and peasant productivity. Journal of Peasant Studies 5 (4), 446-465.

Williams, G. 1976: Taking the part of peasants: rural development in Nigeria and Tanzania. In Gutkind, P. C. W. and Wallerstein, I., editors, The political economy of contemporary Africa, Beverly Hills and London: Sage. 1978: Imperialism and development: a critique. World Development 6, 925-36.