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Towards a learning paradigm:new professionalism and institutions for agriculture/ Jules N. Pretty and Robert Chambers

Physical description: iv, 68 p. 21 cm.;
Bibliographic notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-68;
General notes: "December 1993."Cover title;
Series: IDS discussion paper ; 334;
Author(s): Pretty, Jules N.;
Chambers, Robert;
University of Sussex. Institute of Development Studies;
ISBN: 1858640016;
Subjects: Agricultural extension work; Agriculture --Research; Agricultural education;
Summary notes: This paper analyzes the changing phases in agricultural research, extension and development (new learning approaches, participatory methods and institutional settings) and offers a vision of the future where the governments and state institutions, NGOs, CGIAR, local institutions, and educational organizations play an important role. In its conclusion, the author outlines the new professionalism which should not be an alternative, but a complement and corrective of the old one.;
Publisher: : Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex Brighton, England , 1993;
Call number: 630.715 PRE;
Type: Book
Available At: General reading -> General
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