T R A N 
Studies in Comparative 
International Development 
John D. Martz 
EDITOR 
The Pennsylvania State University 
Studies In Comparative International 
Development is an interdisciplinary 
Journal exploring current issues in development 
tneory and practice. Open 
to all theoretical, methodological, and 
ideological approaches, Studies In 
Comparative International Development 
examines the relationship between 
population, technology, and 
policy in a developmental context 
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