Contents of preceding issues

Vol. VI. No. 3, 1976

Jean Thomas Thirty years in the service of education

Jacques Berque Towards a better transfer of knowledge and values

S. C. Dube Theories and goals of education: a Third World perspective

Viewpoints and controversies

Jean-Marie Hamelin Beyond the conception of school as a factory

I. M. Oman Cross-cultural studies on the abilities of children

Elements for a dossier: Schooling in the mother tongue in a multilingual environment

Jyotirindra Das Gupta Language, education and development planning

Yunus Desheriyev and Vita Youozovna Mikhalchenko A case in point: the Soviet experience with languages

Maurice Houis The problem of the choice of languages in Africa

C. O. Taiwo Nigeria: language problems and solutions

A. Mahinda Ranaweera Sri Lanka: science teaching in the national languages

Consuelo Alfaro Lagoria and Lourdes Zegarra Ballón Peru: institutionalizing Quechua

Ela Ulrih-Atena National linguistic minorities: bilingual basic education in Slovenia

Stacy Churchill National linguistic minorities: the Franco-Ontarian educational renaissance

Trends and cases

Albert F. Menka Curriculum development trends in African countries

Dennie Briggs One method of peer teaching for schoolchildren

Lena and Borris Nikitin A capable child is not a gift of nature

Vol. VI. No. 4. 1976

Christopher Colclough and Jacques Hallak Some issues in rural education: equity, efficiency and employment

Fred E. Crossland The equilibrist's query: equality, equity, or equilibrium?

Viewpoints and controversies

Ali Mazrui The impact of transnational corporations on educational and cultural processes: an African perspective

Marie Eliou Educational inequality in Africa: an analysis

Elements for a dossier: Aid to education and the new international order

Introduction

Amadou-Mahtar M'Bow Co-operation and development

Lê Thành Khôi Aid to education: Co-operation or domination?

Jacques Bousquet Experts under fire

Joseph Ki-Zerbo Concerning a borderline case: aid to the least developed countries

Hans Reiff Towards a re-examination of aid to the least developed countries

Bernardin Sambou Co-operation among developing countries

Raja Roy Singh An example of regional co-operation: APEID

Asher Deleon Aid in the light of new development prospects

Trends and cases

V. V. John The search for alternatives: thoughts on nonformal education

Eberhard Mannschats Special education in the German Democratic Republic

Vol VII, No 1,1977

Elie A. and Joan B. Shneour Malnutrition and learning

S. Tanguiane Education and the problem of its democratization

Viewpoints and controversies

Dennis Meadows and Lewis Perelman Limits to growth, a challenge to higher education

Gilda L. de Romero Brest Catastrophe or new society? - A challenge to lifelong education

Elements for a dossier: Aspects of educational administration

Raymond F. Lyons Some problems in educational administration

Graciela Ruíz Durán A conceptual framework for the reform of educational administration

Alberto Gutiérrez Reñón Training administrators and educational administration requirements

Alberto Gutiérrez Reñón Problems of decentralizing educational administration

Michael J. Wilson The computer and school management in developing countries

Erwin Miklos Educational administration: future directions

Mohammed A. El-Ghannam The administrative crisis in education in the Arab countries

Jean-François Bernède Training educational administrators in Central America

Raja Roy Singh and A. W. P. Gurugé Administration of education in Asia region

Trends and cases

Mikhail I. Kondakov Educational prospects in the U.S.S.R.

N. J. Small Alternative educational systems: the Zambian proposals