... and the Plough ”. Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria 2 , no. 4 ( 1963 ): 418 – 34 . Yamada Shoko . “ Educational Borrowing as Negotiation: Re- examining the Influence of the American Black Industrial Education Model on British Colonial Education in Africa .” Comparative Education 44...

... industrialization and state-led development were reasonably able to create new middle classes. The property-owning middle classes and a large stratum of the newly educated, often from hitherto uneducated, rural, middle strata, form the basis of the new cultural identitarian movements together with the marginal poor...

... and Resurgence, 1964–79 . Pretoria: Unisa Press. Lerumo , A. 1987 . Fifty Fighting Years: The South African Communist Party, 1921–71 . London: Inkululeko. Maree , J. 1984 . “The Institute of Industrial Education and Worker Education.” South African Labour Bulletin , 9 , 8 (July): 77 –91...

... reservations in education, jobs, and political positions, as well as abolition of special schemes of development for the backward groups. From clashes between the Savarnas and Dalits in the industrial peripheryof Ahmedabad, there erupted a caste war which spread to towns in eighteen out of the nineteen...

... of a television broadcasting satellite to educate In- familiar and more legible to them than India’s dia’s poor were seeded in the heart of the Ameri- “masses.” In that sense, the Indian satellite tele- can military-­industrial complex. At a time when vision project...

... INDIA A • DISTRIBUTION OF FE~ WORKERS BY BROAD INDUSTRIAL CATEGORIES 19p1-1971( IN THOUSAlIDS). CATEGORY 1W. izn Female Population 212 467 263 900 Total No. of Female Workers 59 402 31 298 Cultivators 33 103...

... education· Cottage industries, primarily at an early age. - Early marriage weaving, which can be done further limits possible job train• within the seclusion of the ing. This is . certainly true for 'home , have been the major...

... and Their Families . Islamabad: Women's Division. Hafeez , S. 1983 , Women in Industry . Islamabad: Women's Division. Hodges , E. 1977 , The Role of Village Women in Village Level and Family Level Decision-Making and in Agriculture: A Pakistani Punjab Case Study . Islamabad: US AID. Irfan...

... analysis of the industry's longer-range needs, given increasing mechanization, and also highlights the broader benefits of an educated, skilled national workforce. As the Twelfth Five Year Plan notes, however, existing government-run technical training institutes have been ineffectual in drawing students...

...': Educated Unemployment in India,” in Singh, Amrik, and Philip G. Altbach, eds., The Higher Learning in India , Delhi: Vikas Publishing House PVT Ltd., 119 –136. India (Republic) 1974 Central Statistical Organization, Statistical Abstract. Ishi , T. K. 1982 “International Division of Labor...

... single-parent, primarily female-headed, the retrenchments in social services and industries. The households. health needs of women and children are being The chapters by Adebayo and Hussainatu Olukoshi neglected, and they are losing educational opportunities on Nigeria, Mosebjane Malatsi...

... and the application of ergonomics also need to be South Africa and the relevant legislation has neither been evaluated. widely adhered to by industry, nor adequately enforced by As far back as 1981, a joint committee of the Interna- the factory inspectorate. Similarly, unions have tended not tional Labour...

..., as well as classes from education, forbids them to accumulate any further economic power. By the turn of the century, wealth and to bear arms, is not a religion but a mockery gradual influx of British industrial goods began to dis- of human beings To get human treatment, convert place native...

... subsidized petroleum products as well as such serv- crisis, many scholars, especially those of the radical ices as health, education, electricity, and piped water. mode, tend to equate the policies of the I.M.F. with These were seen as other avenues for wastage of re- those of the World Bank. His...

.... rying out important infrastructural development work or spent on social welfare schemes like free education, free Although lying in the world’s poverty belt Pakistan has a health care...

... philosophy, and African philosophy. African Town (University of California Press, 1992). He His latest books are Comment philosopher en islam (Phi- is currently editing a volume on Islamic education in lippe Rey, 2013) and L’encre des savants: réflexions sur la Africa. philosophie en Afrique...

... of the Military in Under-Developed Countries Princeton University Press. Lewis Jr. S.R. 1970 Industrialization and Trade Policies Oxford University Press. MacEwan , A. 1971 “Contradictions in Capitalist Development: The Case of Pakistan” Review of Radical Political Economy , Spring...

... obtained from the mining clude, “In general, nearly every aspect of Bo- Middle industry into public services, such as health and tswana’s economic performance is spectacular. education. In 1982 the government established Inflation has been above 10%, investment has...

... in the “globalizing” 1990s. But the “interesting times” (in a Hobsbawmian sense) we are living through presently also raise questions concerning the critical potential of the concepts that are used in the historiographical industry of container breaking. The trivializing flatness of the attribute global...

... chosen as one of the first multi-purpose schools in life in a culture that was described as backward, Nepal Along with regular courses, it offered voca- poverty-stricken! tional education in four areas: Trade and Industry Whatever the motives and hidden agenda of the (carpentry...