Titlebook: Improving Traditional Rural Technologies; Jeffrey James Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 adop

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Conclusions,ope of a particular project. In Chapter 3 there was a discussion of the economic relationships that link the adoption of improved technology to the supposed beneficiaries among the poor. Chapter 4 took up the problem of seeking the replication on a large scale of projects that prove successful at th

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Diffusion and Adoption: the Lessons of Experience,en with this somewhat limited focus, however, the data set does not purport to be inclusive of all relevant experience. Rather, it should be viewed as the outcome of a brief, but intensive survey of the English-language literature conducted mostly during 1984.

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The Impact of Adoption on the Poor,re normally neglected in the implicit assumptions of the appropriate technology approach. Some of the most important and restrictive of these assumptions have to do with its characterization of the nature of poverty in the non-modern sector.

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if Kwame Anthony Appiah claims that race is an illusion. and “there are no races,”. then we would have to take into consideration the metacritical questions, which, not surprisingly, Kalpana Seshadri- Crooks rightly asks, “Why, [then] do we hold on to race? What is it about race that is difficult t

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