Third World regional development : a reappraisal

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Third World regional development : a reappraisal

edited by David Simon

Paul Chapman, 1990

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Includes bibliographies and index

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There is great controversy about the nature and effectiveness of regional development. Most existing regional strategies have failed to provide the anticipated benefits, while the structural adjustment policies forced on many Third World countries by the IMF and World Bank are profoundly influencing state policy. Since the late 1970s, many countries have experimented with forms of decentralization and coordinated local level planning, sometimes in ways which have genuinely benefited the local population. As the contributors to this volume show, many such efforts are now threatened by the resurgence of centrally directed growth-orientated strategies and by recent crises which have prompted the formulation of concerted regional development initiatives. This book surveys the current state of the debate on the whole issue of regional policy, and is illustrated with case studies, several of them comparative, from throughout the Third World.

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Introduction - David Simon PART ONE: ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORKS The Question of Regions - David Simon Spatial Policies and Uneven Development in the 'Marxist-Leninist' States of the Third World - James D Sidaway and David Simon National Integration - Peter M Slowe Contrasting Ideologies in Guinea Subnational Development and Planning in Pacific Island Countries - Hidehiko Sazanami and Roswitha Newels PART TWO: EXPERIENCES WITH SELECTIVE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES Development Policy and its Effect on Regional Inequality - Stella Lowder The Case of Ecuador Regional Strategy in Costa Rica and its Impact on the Northern Region - Arie Romein and Jur Schuurman Regional Consequences of Open-Door Development Strategies - Leslie Sklair Export Zones in Mexico and China PART TWO: RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND DECENTRALIZED STRATEGIES Policies and Preoccupations in Rural and Regional Development Planning in Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe - Carole Rakodi The District Focus Policy for Rural Development in Kenya - Marcel Rutten System, Structure and Participatory Development Planning in Indonesia - Allert van den Ham and Ton van Naerssen Regional Development Planning for Rural Development in Botswana - Ruud Jansen and Paul van Hoof Structural Adjustment, Decentralization and Educational Planning in Ghana - Bill T S Gould Data Needs and Data Systems for Regional Planning in Developing Countries - Jan J Sterkenburg A Comparison of Experience in Kenya and Sri Lanka PART FOUR: CONCLUSIONS Conclusions and Prospects - David Simon and Carole Rakodi What Future for Regional Planning?

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