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NN28, July 2001
Knowledge, Research & International Co-operation.
| 1-5 |
Dilemnas of Knowledge, Values & Policy in Development CooperationBy Kenneth Kingread article |
| 5-8 |
Knowledge, Power, and Politics: The World Bank and EducationBy Steven J. Kleesread article |
| 9 |
Managing Whose Knowledge for DevelopmentBy Wolfgang Gmelinread article |
| 9-12 |
Knowldege Management in the Corporate Sector: Implications for EducationBy Noel F. McGinnread article |
| 12-13 |
The Rise of the Knowledge Management Fashion: A Consequence of the Decline of the Development Ideology ?By Michel Cartonread article |
| 13-14 |
Reversing the Process of Development: Action First & Talking LastBy Aklilu Habteread article |
| 14-16 |
The Social Theory of Knowledge and Knowledge for Development: Is Mutual Understanding Possible ?By Simon McGrathread article |
| 17-18 |
Knowledge Agencies: Making Globalisation of Knowledge Work for the North or the South ?By Kenneth Kingread article |
| 18-22 |
Knowledge Management/Knowledge Sharing for Social Justice: The South African CaseBy Mala Singhread article |
| 22-25 |
The World Bank and Knowledge *By Stephen Denningread article |
| 25-26 |
Knowldege Sharing: Inside in, Inside out, Outside in, Outside outBy Charles Cliftread article |
| 28-29 |
Knowledge: A Core Resource for DevelopmentBy Katharina Thurnheerread article |
| 29-31 |
Sharing Whose Knowledge ? The Global Development Network and the Diffusion of Development ResearchBy Diane Stoneread article |
| 31-32 |
Reflecting on GDNET as GDN Becomes IndependentBy Eric Johnsonread article |
| 33-35 |
Networking Knowledge with the South: The Essential Art of Pursuing Knowledge PartnershipsBy Phylis Johnsonread article |
| 36-38 |
Choosing the Right Tools for Knowldege ManagementBy Herbert Bergmannread article |
| 39-41 |
Tearfund and Knowldege Management: Where we are in July 2001By Paul Whiffenread article |
| 41-42 |
From Access to ICT's to Knowldege Sharing and EmploymentBy Barbara Filipread article |
| 42-45 |
Oxfam Great Britain's Knowledge Management ProgrammeBy J. Stephenread article |
| 45-46 |
Putting Untapped Knowledge to use in International CooperationBy Masaei Matsunagaread article |
| 47-48 |
ICT-Enabled Knowledge Networking in the South: for Empowerment and GovernanceBy Vikas Nathread article |
| 49-50 |
Knowledge Management for Development OrganisationsBy Steve Songread article |
| 51-55 |
Development Cooperation in Education and Information Sharing: The Poor Record of DonorsBy Kilemi Mwiriaread article |
| 55-57 |
Knowldege Development and International AidBy Jandhyala Tilakread article |
| 57-58 |
A Brief History of Knowledge Perspectives in JicaBy Keiichi Katoread article |
| 58-59 |
Knowldege, Skills, Craft and Training: the North-South ChallengeBy Pravina Kingread article |
| 59-61 |
Knowledge Capacity Building in SOuth AFrica: Both Global and Local StrategiesBy Adrienne Birdread article |
| 61-62 |
Building North-South Knowldege CapacityBy Ingemar Gustafssonread article |
| 62-65 |
Learning in Development Co-operation as Part of the Development of KnowledgeBy Lennart Wohlgemuthread article |
| 66-67 |
Universities and National Knowledge-Based Development an Alternative to a Global Knowledge BankBy José-Luis Coraggioread article |
| 67-70 |
Tertiary Education Reform in the Twenty First Century: Challenges and OpportunitiesBy Jamil Salmiread article |
| 70-74 |
New Higher Education in the Knowledge Economy of AfricaBy David Courtread article |
| 74-79 |
Knowledge Development in the "South" in the Era of the Internationalisation of the Trade in Educational ServicesBy Kenneth Kingread article |
| 26-27 |
?Knowledge-based' International cooperation:Do we want it? Do we need it?By Rosa-María Torresread article |
| 44-45 |
COMMENTS ON KM AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DONORS AND THE SOUTHBy Tony Pryorread article |