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Teaching about development: some professional issues

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1993-12

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Goldsworthy, David

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Australian Development Studies Network

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"This paper discusses the teaching of development studies in Western academic institutions, with illustrations and comments drawn from the Australian and British experience. It does not attempt to scrutinise any specific course or courses, nor to provide any systematic tabulation of course offerings. Rather it seeks to raise some general issues for consideration ..." - page 1

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Goldsworthy, D. (1993). Teaching about development: Some professional issues. Australian Development Studies Network Briefing Paper 32, December 1993. Canberra, ACT: ANU, Australian Development Studies Network

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/9991

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Development Studies Network

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