MICHAEL TRIBE University of Bradford, UK. JOHN THOBURN University of East Anglia, UK. RICHARD PALMER-JONES University of East Anglia, UK.

• Contents: Introduction. Poverty Reduction: Reaching the poor: the need for a new donor strategy, Goran Hyden; Structural adjustment and poverty reduction in Uganda, John Ddumba-Ssentamu and Louis Kasekende; Poverty, growth and development: recent Chinese experience, John Weiss; Public expenditure and poverty reduction: some current dilemmas, John Mackinnon. Development Issues: African debt management: lessons from Uganda, John Loxley; Deconcentration, devolution and donors: explaining centralisation - decentralisation cycles in Developing Countries, Roger Charlton; The past and the present: reflections on 50 years of development ideas and the UN, Janet Blackman; A plea in some desperation, Mike Faber; Economic reform in Vietnam and Tanzania: a comparative commentary, Brian van Arkadie. Agricultural Development: Reflections on the study of the irrigation potential of the Usangu Plains of Tanzania, Richard Palmer-Jones and Bruce Lankford; Sustainable Agricultural and rural development in sub-Saharan Africa, Deryke Belshaw; The 'Sponge Effect' and the transition from state to private agriculture, Peter Lawrence. Small-scale Enterprise Development: Reflections on Ian Livingstone's contributions to the understanding of small enterprises, Donald Mead; East African micro-enterprises: the negotiation of their labour, gender and rural-urban relations, Poul Ove Pedersen; Economic efficiency measures for small-scale enterprises in developing countries, Michael Tribe. Industrial Development: Reflections on industrialisation strategies and experiences in sub-Saharan Africa, Frederick Nixson; Trade reform and state-owned enterprise restructuring in Vietnam: implications for workers, John Thoburn; Ian Livingstone - his career and a select bibliography; Index.

MICHAEL TRIBE University of Bradford, UK. JOHN THOBURN University of East Anglia, UK. RICHARD PALMER-JONES University of East Anglia, UK.

• Contents: Introduction. Poverty Reduction: Reaching the poor: the need for a new donor strategy, Goran Hyden; Structural adjustment and poverty reduction in Uganda, John Ddumba-Ssentamu and Louis Kasekende; Poverty, growth and development: recent Chinese experience, John Weiss; Public expenditure and poverty reduction: some current dilemmas, John Mackinnon. Development Issues: African debt management: lessons from Uganda, John Loxley; Deconcentration, devolution and donors: explaining centralisation - decentralisation cycles in Developing Countries, Roger Charlton; The past and the present: reflections on 50 years of development ideas and the UN, Janet Blackman; A plea in some desperation, Mike Faber; Economic reform in Vietnam and Tanzania: a comparative commentary, Brian van Arkadie. Agricultural Development: Reflections on the study of the irrigation potential of the Usangu Plains of Tanzania, Richard Palmer-Jones and Bruce Lankford; Sustainable Agricultural and rural development in sub-Saharan Africa, Deryke Belshaw; The 'Sponge Effect' and the transition from state to private agriculture, Peter Lawrence. Small-scale Enterprise Development: Reflections on Ian Livingstone's contributions to the understanding of small enterprises, Donald Mead; East African micro-enterprises: the negotiation of their labour, gender and rural-urban relations, Poul Ove Pedersen; Economic efficiency measures for small-scale enterprises in developing countries, Michael Tribe. Industrial Development: Reflections on industrialisation strategies and experiences in sub-Saharan Africa, Frederick Nixson; Trade reform and state-owned enterprise restructuring in Vietnam: implications for workers, John Thoburn; Ian Livingstone - his career and a select bibliography; Index.

MICHAEL TRIBE University of Bradford, UK. JOHN THOBURN University of East Anglia, UK. RICHARD PALMER-JONES University of East Anglia, UK.

• Contents: Introduction. Poverty Reduction: Reaching the poor: the need for a new donor strategy, Goran Hyden; Structural adjustment and poverty reduction in Uganda, John Ddumba-Ssentamu and Louis Kasekende; Poverty, growth and development: recent Chinese experience, John Weiss; Public expenditure and poverty reduction: some current dilemmas, John Mackinnon. Development Issues: African debt management: lessons from Uganda, John Loxley; Deconcentration, devolution and donors: explaining centralisation - decentralisation cycles in Developing Countries, Roger Charlton; The past and the present: reflections on 50 years of development ideas and the UN, Janet Blackman; A plea in some desperation, Mike Faber; Economic reform in Vietnam and Tanzania: a comparative commentary, Brian van Arkadie. Agricultural Development: Reflections on the study of the irrigation potential of the Usangu Plains of Tanzania, Richard Palmer-Jones and Bruce Lankford; Sustainable Agricultural and rural development in sub-Saharan Africa, Deryke Belshaw; The 'Sponge Effect' and the transition from state to private agriculture, Peter Lawrence. Small-scale Enterprise Development: Reflections on Ian Livingstone's contributions to the understanding of small enterprises, Donald Mead; East African micro-enterprises: the negotiation of their labour, gender and rural-urban relations, Poul Ove Pedersen; Economic efficiency measures for small-scale enterprises in developing countries, Michael Tribe. Industrial Development: Reflections on industrialisation strategies and experiences in sub-Saharan Africa, Frederick Nixson; Trade reform and state-owned enterprise restructuring in Vietnam: implications for workers, John Thoburn; Ian Livingstone - his career and a select bibliography; Index.