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Economic reforms and the prospect for sustainable development in Tanzania

Kassim Kulindwa
Pages 389-403 | Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Hezron Makundi, Huib Huyse & Patrick Develtere. (2016) Cooperation between China and Tanzania on ICT: fish, fishing tackle or fishing skills?. Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies 14:2, pages 129-149.
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Susan L. Slocum & Kenneth F. Backman. (2011) Understanding Government Capacity in Tourism Development as a Poverty Alleviation Tool: A Case Study of Tanzanian Policy-Makers. Tourism Planning & Development 8:3, pages 281-296.
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Felix Meissner & Xaver Kazimoto Komba. 2012. Balanced Growth. Balanced Growth 183 193 .

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