Africa's Economic Crisis: The Rôles of Debt, The State, and International Economic Institutions The IMF, the World Bank and the African Debt, Vol. I, The Economic Impact, and Vol. 2, The Social and Political Impact edited by Bade Onimode London and New Jersey, The Institute for African Alternatives and Zed Books, 1989. Pp. xii + 244 and xii + 208. £32.95. $55.00. £9.95/$17.50 paperback. Sub-Saharan Africa: from crisis to sustainable growth by the World Bank Washington, D.C., The World Bank, 1989. Pp. xiv + 300. $12.95. A Reaction Too Far: economic theory and the role of the state in developing countries by Tony Killick London, Overseas Development Institute, 1989. Pp. 77. £4.95 paperback. The African Debt Crisis by Trevor W. Parfitt and Stephen P. Riley (with a chapter on Ghana by Jeffrey Haynes) London and New York, Routledge, 1989. Pp. vii + 228. £30.00.Cobbe, James · The Journal of Modern African Studies · 1990

Book reviewsJohn P. Powelson; A. Greiner; Bernd Meyer; G. Tichy · 1995

Social AccountingJohn P. Powelson · The Accounting Review · 1955

[untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Journal of Economic Literature · 1976

[untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Journal of Economic Literature · 1977

[untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Journal of Economic Literature · 1971

[untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Journal of Economic Literature · 1981

[untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Journal of Economic Literature · 1969

Collective Violence || [untitled]Review by: John P. Powelson · Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science · 1970