CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES: PERSPECTIVES FROM TANZANIA AND ZAMBIA BY KILONZO, AND KONTINEN (EDS.)

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The book is a collection of 14 papers from a host of authors coming from five diverse institutions in three countries. This is good, as it contains the potential for knowledge creation, given the diversity and multidisciplinary brought about by the authors; even though about 64 per cent - that is, nine of the 14 authors have either written about Tanzania and/or come from two public institutions in the country.

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