Peter F M Mcloughlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 103134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter F M Mcloughlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter F M |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcloughlin |
| SIGNATURE | MCLOUGHLIN P F M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Santa Clara University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Swaziland's Macro-Economic Development Environment
During mid-1985 a combined team of expatriate consultants and Swaziland experts examined in some detail the water-development options in the Komati river basin.1 This short article presents the abbreviated macro-economic 'home' that we constructed, because our policy and investment recommendations had to be consistent with the Government's overall development objectives. The incentive to publish our findings was prompted by the dearth of relevant…
An Economic History of Sukumaland, Tanzania, to 1964: Field Notes and Analysis
The Farmer, the Politician, and the Bureaucrat: Local Government and Agricultural Development in Independent Africa
The examination of the role of local government in agricultural development in Africa, the subject of this paper, requires inputs from economics and agricultural economics, the technical aspects of agriculture, political science and politics, and administrative and bureaucratic studies. To begin with, should one survey the literature of economists and of agricultural economists, one finds few, if any, examinations of the functional and operationa…
East African Economic Development Over the Next Twenty Years: Some Forecasts About Qualitative Changes
This paper is an attempt to suggest some of the more important qualitative changes which might accompany the growth of the East African economy over the next 20 years or so.' It is a birds-eye enumeration of the more important issues, features and problems which will influence the nature, pace and direction of these three economies (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda), especially their agricultural and industrial sectors, over the next several decades. A ve…
Recent Research in Sukumaland, Tanzania
A volume is being prepared, under the over-all guidance and editorship of Gottfried O. Lang and Peter F. M. McLoughlin, on progress among the Sukuma, Tanzania's largest tribal group. The book is both historical and interdisciplinary, covering aspects of geography, economics, agricultural economics, anthropology, political science, sociology, and history. Occupying some 20,000 square miles east and south of Lake Victoria, the Sukuma own approximat…
Some Observations on the Preliminary Report of the Culture and Ecology in East Africa Project
Population Growth Projections, 1906-2006, for Economic Development in the Sudan
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part III: Labor Force Occupations, Occupational Income, Income Distribution
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part II. Output and Expenditure
The African Experience in Development
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part I. Introduction and Demography
Economic Development and the Heritage of Slavery in the Sudan Republic
A. Introduction-GeneralThis paper suggests that important economic problems in the Republic of the Sudan (the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan until independence in 1956) arise from attitudes associated with the heritage of slavery. After briefly outlining the nature of indigenous slavery, and the essential interrelatedness of its economic and social characteristics, it uses primarily official documents to analyse the economic effects of slavery abolition in…
Economic Development and the Heritage of Slavery in the Sudan Republic
A. Introduction-GeneralThis paper suggests that important economic problems in the Republic of the Sudan (the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan until independence in 1956) arise from attitudes associated with the heritage of slavery. After briefly outlining the nature of indigenous slavery, and the essential interrelatedness of its economic and social characteristics, it uses primarily official documents to analyse the economic effects of slavery abolition in…
Some Observations on the Preliminary Report of the Culture and Ecology in East Africa Project
The Farmer, the Politician, and the Bureaucrat: Local Government and Agricultural Development in Independent Africa
The examination of the role of local government in agricultural development in Africa, the subject of this paper, requires inputs from economics and agricultural economics, the technical aspects of agriculture, political science and politics, and administrative and bureaucratic studies. To begin with, should one survey the literature of economists and of agricultural economists, one finds few, if any, examinations of the functional and operationa…
Economic Development and the Heritage of Slavery in the Sudan Republic
A. Introduction-GeneralThis paper suggests that important economic problems in the Republic of the Sudan (the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan until independence in 1956) arise from attitudes associated with the heritage of slavery. After briefly outlining the nature of indigenous slavery, and the essential interrelatedness of its economic and social characteristics, it uses primarily official documents to analyse the economic effects of slavery abolition in…
The African Experience in Development
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part I. Introduction and Demography
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part III: Labor Force Occupations, Occupational Income, Income Distribution
The Sudan's Three Towns: A Demographic and Economic Profile of an African Urban Complex. Part II. Output and Expenditure
Population Growth Projections, 1906-2006, for Economic Development in the Sudan
Recent Research in Sukumaland, Tanzania
A volume is being prepared, under the over-all guidance and editorship of Gottfried O. Lang and Peter F. M. McLoughlin, on progress among the Sukuma, Tanzania's largest tribal group. The book is both historical and interdisciplinary, covering aspects of geography, economics, agricultural economics, anthropology, political science, sociology, and history. Occupying some 20,000 square miles east and south of Lake Victoria, the Sukuma own approximat…
Some Observations on the Preliminary Report of the Culture and Ecology in East Africa Project
East African Economic Development Over the Next Twenty Years: Some Forecasts About Qualitative Changes
This paper is an attempt to suggest some of the more important qualitative changes which might accompany the growth of the East African economy over the next 20 years or so.' It is a birds-eye enumeration of the more important issues, features and problems which will influence the nature, pace and direction of these three economies (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda), especially their agricultural and industrial sectors, over the next several decades. A ve…
The Farmer, the Politician, and the Bureaucrat: Local Government and Agricultural Development in Independent Africa
The examination of the role of local government in agricultural development in Africa, the subject of this paper, requires inputs from economics and agricultural economics, the technical aspects of agriculture, political science and politics, and administrative and bureaucratic studies. To begin with, should one survey the literature of economists and of agricultural economists, one finds few, if any, examinations of the functional and operationa…
An Economic History of Sukumaland, Tanzania, to 1964: Field Notes and Analysis
Swaziland's Macro-Economic Development Environment
During mid-1985 a combined team of expatriate consultants and Swaziland experts examined in some detail the water-development options in the Komati river basin.1 This short article presents the abbreviated macro-economic 'home' that we constructed, because our policy and investment recommendations had to be consistent with the Government's overall development objectives. The incentive to publish our findings was prompted by the dearth of relevant…
Geography (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · African history and culture studies (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · History (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Download (3 works)