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 | Barnard, Alan (2003) |
| Diverse people unite: two lectures on Khoisan imagery and the state | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #94. 87p. |
| Molony, Thomas (2001) |
| Women in the Informal Sector of South Pare, Tanzania: Constraints and Opportunities | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #87. 110p. |
| Molony, Tom; King, Kenneth (eds.) (2000) |
| Nyerere: student, teacher, humanist, statesman | |
 | Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #84. 146p. |
| Pratten, David (2000) |
| Return to the roots? Migration, local institutions and development in Sudan | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh. Occasional papers #82. 178p. |
| King, Kenneth (1989) |
| Technical and vocational education and training in Kenya: the movement towards a comprehensive national system; Education-for-employment and self-employment interventions in developing countries: past experience and present prognosis | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #23. |
 | Lines, Thomas (1989) |
| Banking regulations and Third World debt management | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #22. 95p. |
| King, Kenneth (1988) |
| Inservice training in Zimbabwe: an analysis of the relations amongst education & training, industry and the State | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #21. |
| Alexander, David (1988) |
| The politics of workers education in Zambia | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #20. 45p. |
| King, Kenneth (1987) |
| An evaluation of research and policies on informal sector employment in developing countries | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh. Occasional papers #19. |
| King, Kenneth (1987) |
| Training for the urban informal sector in developing countries: policy issues for practititoners [i.e. practitioners] | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies. Occasional papers #17. |
| Wangman, Pauline Turner (1986) |
| Telling tales: literary perspectives of West Africa | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies. Occasional papers #18. |
| King, Kenneth (1986) |
| Overseas training for development: an analysis of Britain's Technical Co-operation Training Programme from national and the donor perspective | |
| Edinburgh, Scotland: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #16. |
| Yoloye, E. Ayotunde (1986) |
| The role of research in curriculum development in anglophone Africa | |
| Edinburgh, Scotland: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #15. 47p. |
| Barnard, Alan (1986) |
| The present condition of Bushman groups | |
| Edinburgh, Scotland: Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh. Occasional papers #12. 31p. |
| McMaster, David Newcomb (1986) |
| Can Africa feed itself? | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #9. 42p. |
| Muir, C. Ann (1985) |
| Response to Maendeleo: changing perceptions amongst the Pokot of Nginyang in a period of transition | |
| Edinburgh, Scotland: Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh. Occasional papers #14. |
| King, Kenneth (1985) |
| Manpower, technology, and employment in Africa: internal and external policy agendas | |
| Edinburgh, Scotland: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #13. |
| King, Kenneth (1985) |
| North-South collaboration in higher education: academic links between Britain and the developing world | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #8. |
| Fransman, Martin (1985) |
| The capital goods industry in sub-Saharan Africa: present situation and prospects | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #5. |
| McNeill, Desmond (1984) |
| Making aid projects more suited to local needs | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #10. 26p. |
| Tod, W.H W. (1984) |
| A comparison of smallholder agricultural development in Kenya and Malawi | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #7. |
| Nomvete, Nomatamsanqa (1984) |
| The participation of the female working class in trade unions and in labour struggles in South Africa from 1950 | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #6. |
| Barnard, Alan (1984) |
| The perception and utilisation of morama and other food plants by the Nharo of Western Botswana | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #4. 53p. |
| King, Kenneth (1984) |
| Education, science, and technology research in Eastern Africa: a discussion paper | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #3. 30p. |
| Allen, Christopher (1984) |
| A bibliographical guide to the study of the political economy of contemporary Africa | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #2. 41p. |
| King, Kenneth (1984) |
| The end of educational self-reliance in Tanzania? | |
| Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University. Occasional papers #1. 36p. |
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