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Australian Development Studies Network Newsletter 8 (1987)

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1987-07

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Australian Development Studies Network

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CONTENTS: CONFERENCE REPORTS: Rethinking development issues, page 1. Political economy of primary health care in Southeast Asia , page 4. The green revolution in South and Southeast Asia in perspective, page 7. Non-government organization project partner consultation, page 8. Agricultural research, technology and policy for development, page 9. Human rights in the Pacific, page 10. Priorities for peace and development in the Asia-Pacific region, page 11. CURRENT ISSUES: Fiji report, page 11. International trade and developing countries, page 14. NEW CENTRES: Centre for Forestry in Rural Development, page 16. Centre for Pacific Studies, page 17. Center for Pacific-Asia Studies, page 17. Melanesian Studies Resource Centre, page 17. FORTHCOMING CONFERENCES, page 18. RECENT PUBLICATIONS, page 21

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