Table of contents for Adapting social science to the changing focus of international agricultural research : proceedings of a Rockefeller Foundation--ILCA Social Science Research Fellows Workshop held at ILCA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 14-18 November 1994 / editors, S.K. Ehui, J. Lynam, and I. Okike.


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Section I: Priority setting and research evaluation
Processes and methods for research programme priority setting:
The experience of the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute Wheat Programme ....... 3
B.F. Mills and D.D. Karanja
Geographic information systems applications to research evaluation:
The example of maize from Kenya ...................................... 22
R. Hassan, J. Lynam and J. Corbett
Section II: Institutional issues
Use of comparative studies as a mechanism for institutional change ................ 39
K.C. Nelson
Rural institutions and choice: Alternative approaches to resource access
and allocation for technology adoption in African agriculture .................. 59
E.L. Crowley
Sustainable agricultural development and adoption of improved farm practices:
The case of institutional constraints....................................... 78
Zegeye Hailu
Section III: Commodity policies and food security
The changing role of sweet potato in South Nyanza, Kenya ........................ 95
J.W. Low
Economic analysis of mixed grazing by sheep and goats in a semi-arid environment .... 119
T.O. Williams and S. Fernandez-Rivera
Impact of modern wheat technology in Upper Egypt: Analysis of financial
and economic returns ........ ............................. ..... ...126
A.A. Aw-Hassan
Introducing winter sown chickpea: The cases of Morocco and Syria .............. 143
R.N. Tutwiler
Household food security through home gardening: Evidence from Bangladesh ...... 158
R.R. Marsh
Section IV: Natural resource management and biodiversity
Is systems research the way forward for African agricultural research? .............. 175
J.K. Lynam
Changing uses of wealth stores by rural smallholders: Description of an approach
used for longitudinal analysis of livestock transactions in the Sahel ............. 19:
M.D. Turner
Environment and government policies in northern Nigeria ..................... 205
H.A. Freeman
Deforestation for pastures in Central America: The last fifteen years ............... 223
D. Kaimowitz
Plot and household histories: A method to study land management change ......... 239
G. Bergeron and J. Pender
Section V: Technology evaluation, adoption and transfer
Using contingent valuation to assess the prospects for local participation
in public good provision: The case of trypanosomiasis control in Ethiopia ......... 263
B.M. Swallow
Splitting targets and hitting hairs: Anthropological perspectives on fish culture
technology transfer through non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
in Bangladesh .........................................  ............. 281
E. Worby
Evolution of livestock production systems in semi-arid West Africa:
Evidence from Niger ..............  ............................... . .296
B.I. Shapiro and J.H. Sanders
Improving livestock research and technology transfer in developing countries ....... 312
S.K. Ehui and B.I. Shapiro
Listofparticipants .................................... .............329



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Agriculture Research International cooperation Congresses, Social sciences Research International cooperation Congresses