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The Revenge of the Poor: the Anti-Poll Tax Campaign in Britain

Published by: Sage Journals

The last three years have witnessed the emergence of a most remarkable mass movement in the UK. In announcing to the House of Commons...

Why is Religion Still a Factor in Armed Conflict?

Published by: Sage

The Decentralisation of Local Authority Planning

Published by: Gower

Radical Planning Initiatives

Published by: Gower

Restructuring Industrialisation

Published by: IDS

There is now widespread recognition by economists and industrial planners that, after some decades of historically unprecedented economic growth, the world economy is in a period of transition.

Monitoring Poverty as if Gender Mattered: A Methodology for Rural Bangladesh

Published by: IDS

Economic Development and World Debt

This book contains a rare selection of divergent theoretical and practical views on the acute problem of international debt and its repercussions on world economic growth at large and the developing countries in particular.

To the Hands of the Poor: Water and Trees

To the Hands of the Poor explores how poor people can gain more from rural India's vast and often underestimated potential from groundwater and from growing trees. Starting with the livelihoods and priorities of the poor themselves, the authors use empirical evidence and practical political economy to identify new and implementable policies.

Adjusting Education to Economic Crisis

Published by: IDS

Over the last two decades the winds have become more persistently chilling for many developing countries whose economies have fallen into the throes of profound and unprecedented economic crises.

New Seeds and Poor People

Published by: Unwin Hyman

We have, as economists, felt compelled to invade several areas of natural science that were quite unfamiliar to us. In some parts of this book, we are reporting our learning processes.