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title	:	Women in Higher Education : Progress, Constraints, and Promising Initiatives World Bank Discussion Papers ; 244
author	:	Subbarao, K.
publisher	:	World Bank
isbn10 | asin	:	082132859X
print isbn13	:	9780821328590
ebook isbn13	:	9780585230818
language	:	English
subject	Women--Education (Higher)--Developing countries, Women college students--Developing countries, College attendance--Developing countries.
publication date	:	1994
lcc	:	LC2572.W66 1994eb
ddc	:	376/.65/091724
subject	:	Women--Education (Higher)--Developing countries, Women college students--Developing countries, College attendance--Developing countries.

Page aa Recent World Bank Discussion Papers No.187 The State Holding Company: Issues and Options. Anjali Kumar No.188 Indigenous Views of LAnd and the Environment. Edited by Shelton H. Davis No.189 Poverty, Population, and the Environment. Stephen D. Mink No.190 Natural Gas in Developing Countries : Evaluating the Benefits to the Environment. John Homer No.191 Appropriate Macroeconomic Management in Indonesia's Open Economy. Sadiq Ahmed No.192 Telecommunicotions: World Bank Experience and Strategy. Bjorn Wellenius and others No.193 Information Systems Strategies for Public Financial Management. Hywel M. Davies, Ali Hashim, and Eduardo Talero No.194 Social Gainsfrom Female Education: A Cross-National Study. K. Subbarao and Laura Raney No.195 Towards a Sustainable Development: The Rio dejaneiro Study. Edited by Alcira Kreimer, Thereza Lobo, Braz Menezes, Mohan Munasinghe, and Ronald Parker No.196 Eastern Europe in Transition: From Recession to Growth?: Proceedings of a Conference on the Macroeconomic Aspects of Adjustment, Cosponsored by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.Edited by Mario I.Blejer,Guillermo A. Calvo, Fabrizio Coricelli, and Alan H. Gelb No.197 Korean Industrial Policy: Legacies of the Past and Directions for the Future. Danny M. Leipziger and Peter A. Petri No.198 Exporting High- Value Food Commodities: Success Stories from Developing Countries. Steven M. Jaffee with the assistance of Peter Gordon No.199 Borrower Ownership of Adjustment programs and the Political Economy of Reform. John H. Johnson and Sulaiman S. Wasty No.200 Social Infrastructure Constmdion in the Sahel: Options for Improving Current Pradices. Bernard Abeille and Jean-Marie Lantran No.201 Urbanization, Agricultural Development, and LAnd Al/ocotion. Dipasis Bhadra and Antonio Salazar P. Brano No.202 Making Motherhood Safe. Anne Tinker and Marjorie A. Koblinsky No.203 Poverty Redudion in East Asia: The Silent Revolution. FridaJohansen No.204 Managing the Civil Service: The Lessons of Reform in Industrial Countries. Barbara Nunberg No.205 Designing a System of LAbor Market Statistics and Information. Robert S. Goldfarb and Arvil v. Adarns No.206 Information Technology in World Bank unding: Increasing the Developmental Impact. Nagy Hanna and Sandor Boyson No.207 Proceedings of a Conference on Currency Substitution and Currency Boards. Edited by Nissan Liviatan No.208 Developing Effective Employment Services. David Fretwell and Susan Goldberg No.209 Evolving ugal Frameworks for Private Sedor Development in Central and Eastern Europe. Cheryl W. Gray and Associates No.210 Marine Biotechnology and Developing Countries. Raymond A. Zilinskas and Carl GustafLundin No.211 Revitalizing Agricultural Research in the Sahel: A Proposed Framework for Action. Jan Weijenberg, Josue Dione, Michael Fuchs-Carsch, Adolphe Kere, andJacques Lefort No.212 Institutional Options for the Provision of Infrastrudure. Christine Kessides No.213 The Contributions ofInfrastmcture to Economic Development: A Review of Experience and Politicol Implicotions. Christine Kessides No.214 From Macroeconomic Correction to Public Sedor Reform: The Critical Role of Evaluation. Eduardo Wiesner D. No.215 China: Reform and Development in 1992-93. Peter Harrold and Rajiv LalI (Continued on the inside back cover.)

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