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Développement économique

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The Indian economy

Pramit Chaudhuri

1979

The Sources of Economic Growth

Richard R. Nelson

1996

Investment, growth, and employment

Ciaran Driver, Paul Temple

1999

The mushroom at the end of the world

Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing

2015 ★ 3.5

Individuals, Institutions, and Markets (Political Economy of Institutions and Decisions)

C. Mantzavinos

2001

World economic development

Herman Kahn

1979

Macro models for developing countries

Lance Taylor

1979

Rescuing your local economy

Francis Koster

2016

The Macroeconomics of Development Finance

E. V. K. Fitzgerald

1992

Shadow Work

Ivan Illich

1981

Beyond the sociology of development

David Booth, Tony Barnett, Ivar Oxaal

1975

Environmental economics

Dodo J. Thampapillai

2002

Fair trade for all

Joseph E. Stiglitz, Andrew Charlton

2005

The European dream

Jeremy Rifkin

2004

Organization development

Mee-Yan Cheung-Judge

2011

Economic planning and social justice in developing countries

Ozay Mehmet

1978

Global Finance and Development

David Hudson

2009

Elusive development

Marshall Wolfe

1995

The Illusion of Progress

Alexander Gillespie

2001

Economic and Political Reform in Africa

Peter D. Little

2013

Development Economics

Yujiro Hayami

1999

Institutions, institutional change, and economic performance

Douglass Cecil North

1990

Democracy and development in Latin America

David Lehmann

1990

Anthropology, development, and modernities

Norman Long

2000

Canada

Roger L. Martin

2012

Social limits to growth

Fred Hirsch

1976

The developing world

E. S. Simpson

1987

The World Bank's lending in South Asia

Sanjivi Guhan

1995

Toward a steady-state economy

Herman E. Daly

1973

Twenty-first century India

Robert Cassen, Leela Visaria

2004

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