Sustainable Human
Development in the Twenty-First Century: An Evolutionary Perspective
Edited by : Ismail Sirageldin,
The Johns Hopkins
University, USA |
1. Major Issues
in Human Development
John Kantner, The
Johns Hopkins University, USA
Anthorpology and
Human Development
Joan P. Mencher,
Graduate Program in Anthropology, Lehman College, CUNY, USA
Historical Issues in
Human Development
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Moral Development
and Moral Education
Michael H. Mitias,
College of Arts, Department of Philosophy, Kuwait University, Kuwait
Sociological Issues
in Human Development
Bruce Lawrence, Duke
University, USA
Sustainable Human
Development: Connecting The Scientific and Moral Dimensions
George W. Fisher, The
Morton K. Blaustein Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences, The Johns Hopkins
University, USA
Economic and
Political Issues in Human Development
Hakim Ben Hammouda,
UNECA, United Nations, Cameron
Political Issues in
Human Development
Francis Fukuyama,
George Mason University, USA
Human Development
Environment
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2. Diversity and
Historical Processes in Human Development
Ismail Sirageldin,
The Johns Hopkins University, USA
Human Evolution and
Bio-social System
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Ecological Diversity
and Human Adaptation
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Impact of
Neuroscience in Human Development
Xiaoqun Zhang, Howard
Hughes Medical Institute, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, USA
Equity, Growth and
Human Development
Lyn Squire, The
Global Development Network, MC4-363, The World Bank, USA
Human Development
Indicators
Samir Radwan,
International Labor Organization (ILO), Switzerland
Global
Interdependence, Privatisation of Risk, and Human Insecurity
Ismail Sirageldin,
The Johns Hopkins University, USA
Samia Serageldin,
Duke University, USA
3. Globalization
and Human Development: An Overview
Sayed Nawab Haider
Naqvi, Institute for Development Research, Pakistan
Population
Transition
Mary M. Kent,
Population Reference Bureau (PRB), USA
Alene Gelbard,
Population Reference Bureau (PRB), USA
Population Transition
Carl Haub, Population
Reference Bureau (PRB), USA
Farzaneh Roudi,
Population Reference Bureau (PRB), USA
Health Transition
Kenneth Hill, The
Johns Hopkins University, USA
Technological Change
Antoine Zahlan
Ecological and
Environmental Change
Mohamed A. Serageldin,
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, US. Environmental Protection
Agency,
Research Triangle
Park, NC, USA
Health, Sanitation,
Nutrition and Human Development
Alan Sorkin,
Department of Economics, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
Political Change
E. Mine Cinar, Loyola
University of Chicago, USA
Belief and Attitude
Change in the Context of Human Development
Carol Underwood,
Center for Communication Programs and the Department of Population and Family
Health
Sciences, The Johns
Hopkins University, USA
Demographic
Transition and Education in Developing Countries
Ann Valia Goujon,
Institute of Demography, Academy of Science, Austria
4. Consequences
of Global Change to Human Development
Mohamad M. El-Imam,
Economic Consultant, Egypt
Market Change
Eddy Lee,
International Labor Organization (ILO), Switzerland
National Policy
Change
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Policy-Making in a
Globalizing World Economy
Raed Safadi, Outreach
and Analysis Division, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
(OECD),
France
Inequalities in
Education: International Experience
Deon Filmer,
Development Research Group, The World Bank, USA
Natural Resource
Availability
Salah El Serafy, USA
Poverty: Dimensions
and Prospects
Ali Abdel Gadir Ali,
Arab Planning Institute, Kuwait
Global Population
Aging
Rebeca Wong, Maryland
Population Research Center, University of Maryland, USA
5. Planning
Strategies for Human Development
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Human Development
Objectives
William (Bill) A.
Reinke, The Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health, USA
Inequality Among
Women and Its Impact on Economic Growth: The Case of Mena
Djehane E. Hosni,
Department of Economics, University of Central Florida, USA
M. Sandberg,
Department of Economics, University of Central Florida, USA
Inequality Among Women
and Its Impact on Economic Growth: The Case of Mena
A. Chanmala,
Department of Economics, University of Central Florida, USA
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