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The Basic-needs approach to development : some issues regarding concepts and methodology

Title
The Basic-needs approach to development : some issues regarding concepts and methodology / D.P. Ghai [and others].
Publication
Geneva : International Labour Office, 1977.

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Additional Authors
  • Ghai, Dharam P.
  • International Labour Office.
Description
v, 113 pages; 24 cm
Series Statement
A WEP study
Uniform Title
WEP study
Subject
  • Economic development
  • Basic needs > Developing countries
  • Economics
  • Economics
  • economic development
  • economics
  • Politique de développement
  • Basic needs
  • Economic development
  • Economic policy
  • Forschungsmethode
  • Grundbedürfnis
  • Konzeption
  • Basisbehoeften
  • Economische ontwikkeling
  • Integrated development strategy
  • Economic planning
  • Integrated development strategy > Bangladesh
  • Développement économique
  • Developing countries > Economic policy
  • Developing countries
Note
  • Errata slip inserted.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Life's a pitch : selling your ideas to the president or the PTA -- Set goals (because if you don't know what you want, you won't get it) -- Speak loudly (without saying a word, ssshhh -- ) -- May I have your attention, please! -- Who's buying? -- Your place or mine : know the venue -- Seize the moment -- The big news about small talk -- Listen well and they'll eat out of your hand -- What questions do you have? -- Once more with feeling : making the emotional connection -- Practice pointers for polished pitches -- Persistence persuades : the vastly neglected art of follow-up -- The likability factor -- Give good phone and email -- Advance or retreat : determining when to withdraw -- Some final thoughts.
ISBN
  • 9221018016
  • 9789221018018
LCCN
78316464
OCLC
  • ocm03703919
  • 3703919
  • SCSB-150332
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library