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Developing countries

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Village medical manual

Mary Vanderkooi

1994

Nutrition for developing countries

Maurice H. King

1972

A quiet violence

Betsy Hartmann, James K. Boyce

1983

Society, politics & economic development

Irma Adelman

1967

Gender in Third World politics

Georgina Waylen

1995

The infant formula feeding controversy

John A. Sparks

1985

Fair trade for all

Joseph E. Stiglitz, Andrew Charlton

2005

Nutrition and anthropology in action

Thomas K. Fitzgerald

1977

Postcolonialism and Development

Cheryl McEwan

2009

Lords of poverty

Graham Hancock

1989

Ideals and realities

Abdus Salam, Azim Kidwai, C. H. Lai

1987

Global public health

R. Beaglehole

2003

The developing world

E. S. Simpson

1987

Environment, scarcity, and violence

Thomas F. Homer-Dixon

1999

Who's got the power?

UN Millennium Project. Task Force on Child Health and Maternal Health.

2005

A future for the excluded

SOBRADO Miguel, edited, Raff Carmen et al.

2000

The twelve who survive

Myers, Robert G.

1995

The rich nations and the poor nations

Barbara Ward

1962

Politics and culture in the developing world

Payne, Richard J., Jamal R. Nassar, Richard J. Payne

2006

Battle Flag

Bernard Cornwell

1995

Food first

Frances Moore Lappé, Joseph Collins

1977

Global human resource management

Willy McCourt, Derek Eldridge

2003

The Food question

Henry Bernstein

1990

Health Economics in Development

Philip Musgrove

2004

Development and disorder

USA, Mike Mason, Mason, Michael

1997

Globalization in world history

A. G. Hopkins

2002

Environment and aquaculture in developing countries

H. Rosenthal, Roger S. V. Pullin, J. L. Maclean

1995

Behind the scenes at the WTO

Fatoumata Jawara, Aileen Kwa

2003

One world

B. G. Maegraith

1973

The distorted economy

H. C. Blomqvist

2003

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