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Preface Introduction Part I: The Dynamics of Developmental Systems 1. Development and Social Systems 2. The Dynamics of Structural Development 3. The Dynamics of Developmental Change Part II: Developmental Activities: Production and Distribution 4. The Production of System Properties 5. The Distribution of System Properties Part III: Developmental Processes and Manifestations 6. Cognitive Processes 7. Manifestation of Developmental Change Epilogue

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CONTENTS Introduction

ROBIN COHEN, JEAN COPANS, and PETER C.W. GUTKIND 1 An Emerging Nigerian Working Class: The Lagos Experience,

1897-1939 ARNOLD HUGHES and ROBIN COHEN

2 Working on the Railway: Forced Labor in Northern Nigeria, 1907-1912 MICHAEL MASON

3 The 1922 Strike on the Rand: White Labor and the Political Economy of South Africa, ROBERT DAVIES

4 Tragedy at Thiaroye: The Senegalese Soldiers' Uprising of 1944 MYRON J. ECHENBERG

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Sociological Methods and Research Co-Editors: George W. Bohrnstedt, Indiana University, and Edgar F. Borgatta, Graduate Center,

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EVALUATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

by FRANCIS W. HOOLE

This study concerns the methodology used to evaluate the impact of development activities. The book presents the methodology of the evaluation research approach, illustrates its use in the development field, apd discusses its advantages and limitations. These topics have significant practical importance today as it becomes apparent that numerous development programs of national governments are ineffective and as various technical assistance agencies undergo crises concerning their abilities to accomplish objectives. The book concludes by summarizing the implications which result from this discussion, and makes suggestions for further research.

CONTENTS Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. The Methodology of Evaluation Research 3. Using Time-Series Data 4. Using Non-Equivalent Control Group Data 5. Using Randomization 6. Applied Research Problems 7. Research Utilization Problems 8. Conclusions, Implications and Research Needs Bibliography I ndex

Volume 68, Sage Library of Social Research November 1978 ISBN 0-8039-1057-6 hardcover $14.00 208 pages (tent.) ISBN 0-8039-1058-4 softcover $ 6.95

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CHALLENGES TO AMERICA

United States Foreign Policy in the 1980s

edited by CHARLES W. KEGLEY, Jr., University of South Carolina PATRICK J. MWGOWAN, University of Southern California

This, the fourth volume of the Sage International Yearbooks of Foreign Policy Studies, marks the inauguration of a new format for the series-the present and all subsequent volumes will each focus on a specific aspect of foreign policy. Challenges to Amer- ica sets a high standard for all future Yearbooks in considering two important theoretical questions: How is foreign policy shaped by the environmental changes encountered by natural actors? What are the linkages which exist between a state's foreign policy and its domestic and international environments?

In the selected "case-for-analysis"-the United States-the contributors explore the relationship between environmental change and foreign policy response by examining long term secular trends which are likely to present special problems to U.S. society and foreign policy into the 1980s. Topics covered include the strategic arms balance, foreign perceptions of the United States, and the probable nature of the future relations between the United States, Europe, and Japan.

Sage International Yearbooks of Foreign Policy Studies, Volume 4 Spring 1979 ISBN 0.8039-1121-1 hardcover $18.50 300 pagin (tent.) ISBN 041039.11122-X softcover $7.95

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