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It is often claimed that the choice of a "state-farm line" was forced upon the Mozambican Government by the disruption of production occurring in the wake of the Portuguese exodus. While there is some truth in this, this paper will seek to show that the decision also rested on certain assumptions about what crops should be given priority and upon a particularly oversimplified conception of agricultural "modernization". The paper will also consider briefly some of the effects of centralized physical planning in exacerbating the problems

This report is the result of a research undertaken during the second half of 1976 and the first half of 1977 to analyse the success and failures of Zambia's integrated housing policy. This policy aims basically at overcoming class segregation in towns and cities by building houses of various costs within one residential area