| TYPE | VOLUME | PAGES | TITLE | AUTHOR |
| DEVELOPMENT STUDIES | ||||
| TYPE | VOLUME | PAGES | TITLE | AUTHOR |
| Botswana Notes & Records (Journal of the Botswana Society) | ||||
| Notes & Records | 2 | 79-84 | Rural income and urban wage rates | P. Landell-Mills |
| Notes & Records | 2 | 85-94 | Wildlife and rural economy in S.W. Botswana | W. von Richter |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 155-156 | (Rural Development Conference:) Introduction | |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 157-164 | Ecological constraint on rural development in Botswana | G. Child |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 172-187 | Land and population | H.A. Fosbrooke |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 188-191 | The role of tradition in development | H.A. Fosbrooke |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 192-194 | The rural economy: a sociological perspective | A.C. Campbell |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 195-197 | The community approach | J.S. Matsheng |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 198-199 | The economics of village development | T.S. Madisa |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 201-215 | A new approach to rural development | P. van Rensburg |
| Notes & Records | 3 | 273 | An analysis of development agencies in agricultural communities in Botswana | D. Curtis |
| Notes & Records | 4 | 1-20 | Development in Botswana during the first UN development decade | C. Roland |
| Notes & Records | 4 | 81-93 | The history of community development in Botswana | P. Wass |
| Notes & Records | 4 | 241-251 | Planning of water, power, transportation and township facilities for the Shashe project | R.J. White |
| Notes & Records | 5 | 12-16 | Boiteko ( Self-help in Serowe) | P. van Rensburg |
| Notes & Records | 5 | 17-25 | Cash brewing in the local economy | D. Curtis |
| Notes & Records | 5 | 26-36 | An assessment of the importance of (social) institutions and institutional framework in development | H.A. Fosbrooke |
| Notes & Records | 5 | 232 | Enterprise in the Tswana village (Lethakeng) | W. Henderson |
| Notes & Records | 5 | 232 | Rural competition and social change in Botswana (Tswapong) | W.P. Werbner |
| Notes & Records | 6 | 77-88 | Some sociological and physiological factors affecting the growth of Serowe | R. Gardner |
| Notes & Records | 6 | 179-187 | Brigades, government, enthusiasm and development: a critical view of the Martin Report | W. Henderson |
| Notes & Records | 6 | 189-195 | The Brigades of Botswana eight years later | R.O. Ulin |
| Notes & Records | 6 | 223-224 | Local government and development in Botswana | W.J.A. Macartney |
| Notes & Records | 6 | 228 | The 1974 Rural Incomes Survey | D. Hudson & C. Norrlof |
| Notes & Records | 7 | 167-170 | San acculturation and incorporation in the ranching areas of Ghanzi district: some urgent anthropological issues | M. Guenther |
| Notes & Records | 8 | 105-117 | Etsha: a successful resettlemet scheme | D.H. Potten |
| Notes & Records | 8 | 297-298 | Basarwa development, North West District | M. Biesele |
| Notes & Records | 8 | 300-301 | Rural competition and social change in north-west Botswana | A. Sutherland |
| Notes & Records | 9 | 101-108 | Rural incomes in Botswana | D.J. Hudson |
| Notes & Records | 9 | 119-122 | Lentswe la Oodi Weavers: bold steps in rural development | B.L.B. Mushonga |
| Notes & Records | 10 | 159-168 | The tribal grazing Land Policy and intergrated land-use planning: a district view (Central District) | T. Greenbow |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 77-88 | Employment creation and development in Kanye | R. Colin |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 96-106 | An investigation into the decline of the Yambezi Fishermen's Co-operation Society | K.S. Gilmore |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 128 | Chobokwane: notes on a new multiethnic 'customary' community (Ghanzi District) | S.M.T. Mayane |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 130-132 | The cattle economy & socioeconomic change in western Kweneng | J.S. Solway |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 132-133 | Investigation into factors affecting community development among the Balete | S.A. Allen |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 137-139 | A socio-economic survey of eastern Kalahari cattle posts (Central District) | R.K. Hitchcock |
| Notes & Records | 11 | 139 | International labour migration and its effect on rural development in Botswana (Kgatleng) | D. Massey |
| Notes & Records | 12 | 41-47 | The non-government contribution to development in Botswana, 1962-1980 | S. Grant |
| Notes & Records | 12 | 174 | The social organization of borehole (deep-weell) ownership | P.E. Peters |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 33-43 | The impact of migrant labour on th economy of Kweneng 1940-1980 | M. Leepile |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 45-53 | Who brews traditional beer in rural Botswana: a review of the literature and policy analysis | E.M. Roe |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 55-59 | Do the poor benefit from publicly provided water in the rural areas? | L. Fortmann |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 61-65 | Metshelo: implications for simulating small scale production in Botswana | D. Narayan-Parker |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 67-77 | Adult education research and evaluation in Botswana: the role of the institute of adult education | B. Mackenzie |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 87-88 | Non-formal education and development | E.K. Townsend-Coles |
| Notes & Records | 13 | 141-143 | On the conservation of natural resourses, with special reference to the Kalahari in Botswana | H.J. Cooke |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 35-45 | The evolution of agriculture co-operatives and government policy in Botswana | R.G. Morgan |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 46-50 | Living at the lands or the tap: a dilemma for the peasants of Botswana (Lethakeng and Tutume) | J. Hesselberg |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 51-58 | Agricultural research for development of small farmers: a closer look at traditional technology | C. Lightfoot |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 59-68 | Rural labour withdrawl (Sefhare) | C. van der Wees |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 69-73 | The impact of absenteeism on crop production and standard of living in two villages of Botswana | J. Hesselberg & G. Wikan |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 74-79 | A note on the relationship between cattke and crop production in Mmaphashalala village, Centeral District (near Dibete) | P. Heisey |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 80-83 | Kgatleng burial societies | C. Brown |
| Notes & Records | 14 | 85-86 | The economics of self-help sanitation in rural Botswana | R. Parker |
| Notes & Records | 15 | 7-8 | Badimo in the Tswapong hills: a traditional institution in action | J. Lesotlho |
| Notes & Records | 15 | 15-38 | The system of land tenure on the Barolong Farms (Bechuanaland Protectorate): Report and recommendation submitted to the B.P. administration, June 1943 | I. Schapera |
| Notes & Records | 15 | 49-57 | Articulation of the modes of production and the development of a labour reservoir in Southern Africa, 1885-1944: the case of Bechuanaland | N.S. Mudzingganyama |
| Notes & Records | 15 | 103-104 | Report of the institute of Adult education survey of handicrafts in the North East District | H. Rosser |
| Notes & Records | 16 | 63-71 | The impact of the second world war on the development of the peasant agriculture in Botswana | H.H.K. Bhila |
| Notes & Records | 16 | 73-84 | The development of transport structure in the Bechuanaland Protectorate 1885-1966 | B.N. Ngwenya |
| Notes & Records | 16 | 107-116 | Mapping the Kalahari desert | J.A. Raffle |
| Notes & Records | 17 | 65-75 | Evalution of the role of the presidential commision on Localisation and training and implementing the policy of localization in Botswana | J.C.N. Mentz |
| Notes & Records | 18 | 107-113 | Drinking water for Nata- an alternative strategy | H. Frederich & J. Gould |
| Notes & Records | 18 | 133-137 | Land shortage: the need for comprehensive land use planning | J. Arntzen |
| Notes & Records | 19 | 175 | A profile of environmental and development in Botswana (Note) | J. Arntzen |
| Notes & Records | 20 | 91-94 | Some notes on the colonial era: history of the central Kalahari Game Reserve Region | J. Ramsay |
| Notes & Records | 20 | 125-133 | Botswana's labour dynamics: The influence of entries, exits and deaths on manpower site and composition | N. Tumkaya |
| Notes & Records | 20 | 149-150 | Research and development in Botswana's Remote areas: a research note | R.K. Hitchcock |
| Notes & Records | 21 | 93-101 | Solar desalination in the provision of drinking water to small settlements in the Kgalagadi desert, Botswana | T. Woto, Jnr |
| Notes & Records | 22 | 133-150 | Summary of the Proceedings of the Symposium on Culture in Botswana | Doreen Nteta |
| Notes & Records | 22 | 168 | The Political Economy of Namibia by Tore Linne Eriksen with Richard Moorsom | Derek J. Hudson |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 11-32 | The Influences of Entrepreneurs on Rural Town Development in Botswana | Elvyn Jones-Dube |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 33-45 | Management Team Training for Local Government: Botswana in the Vanguard | Kathy Mansfield Higgins |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 47-67 | Booms and Busts in Botswana | Derek J. Hudson |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 83-99 | Environmental Conservation – The Road to Survival | John Cooke |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 278-282 | Socioeconomic Development among Remote Area Dwellers: A Note | Robert K Hitchcock |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 296 | The Okavango Research Centre | Paul Shaw |
| Notes & Records | 23 | 297 | Symposium on Tourism in Botswana | Linda Pfotenhauer |
| Notes & Records | 24 | 49-56 | Tsetse Fly Control and the environmental implications for the fish in the Okavango Delta | Glenn S. Merron |
| Notes & Records | 24 | 123-133 | The Biology of the Wild Silkmoth Gonometa rufobrunnea Auribillius (Lasiocampidae) in northern Botswana, with some comments on its potential as a source of wild silk | Richard Harland-Rowe |
| Notes & Records | 24 | 220-221 | The Kalahari Environment by David S.G. Thomas and Paul Shaw | John Cooke |
| Notes & Records | 24 | 236 | The Potential Value of the Morula Moth Argemosa mimisae for Tasar Silk Production in Botswana | Robert K. Hitchcock and John Elsworth |
| Notes & Records | 25 | 133-140 | A Synopsis of Presentations and Discussions on the Fish and Fishery in the Okavango Delta, Botswana | Glenn S. Merron |
| Notes & Records | 26 | 95-108 | Mobilizing for Self-managed Production Enterprises: A Case Study of CORDE, A Local Voluntary Development Organisation in Botswana | Barbara Ntombi Ngwenya |
| Notes & Records | 26 | 129-138 | Possible Ground Water Pollution by Sewage Effluent at camps in Okavango Delta: Suggestions for its Prevention | T.S. McCarthy, W.N. Ellery, and A. Gieske |
| Notes & Records | 26 | 139-149 | Clays: A Gateway into the Future | Georges Ekosse |
| Notes & Records | 22 | 152-153 | Some Observations of the 1945 Gaborone Flood | Paul Shaw |
| Notes & Records | 28 | 203-218 | Potential of Non-timber Forest Products of Botswana | N T Parratt |
| Notes & Records | 28 | 219-229 | Botswana: A Country in Need of Land Policy Reform | I N Mazonde |
| Notes & Records | 29 | 38982 | The Present Importance and Future Potential of Veld Products the Livelihoods of Villagers from the Tswapong Hills | S Rossiter, S Pellegrin, K Hill, A Bunting, S Robinson, T Mason, T Boitumelo, and A Madiba |
| Notes & Records | 29 | 153 | Poverty and Plenty: The Botswana Experience | D. Nteta and J. Hermans, with P. Jeskova (eds) |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 27-44 | Development and Cultural Change among the Okavango Delta Peoples of Botswana | John Rock |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 45-55 | Personal Growth, Cultural Sensitivity, and Language Learning amongst the Tirelo Setshaba Participants | Dorcas Molefe |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 121-138 | Aspects of Environmental Change in the Botswana Kalahari | Cornelius Vanderpost, Susan Ringrose, and Wilma Matheson |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 190 | Chobe - Africa's Untamed Wilderness by Daryl and Sharna Balfour | Derek J Hudson |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 193-194 | Aspects of Botswana Economy, J.S. Salkin, et al (eds) | Robert Oakeshott |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 195-196 | Does Land Degradation Matter? Perspectives of Environmental Change in North East Botswana by Peer Kinlund | Kieth Leggett |
| Notes & Records | 30 | 200 | Endangered Wildilfe: Ecotourism and the Environment, David Holt-Biddle (ed) | Phil Marshall |
| Notes & Records | 31 | 83-92 | Water Resource Use and Management in the Okavango system of Southern Africa: The Political Economy of state, community and private resource control | Robert K Hitchcock |
| Notes & Records | 31 | 93-100 | The Okavango Delta and the 'End of Progress': Global Trnsformation and community-based wildlife management | Richard Hasler |
| Notes & Records | 31 | 101-104 | The Nata Sanctuary as a community-based natural resource management project | Robert K Hitchcock |
| Notes & Records | 31 | 183-185 | Aspects of the Botswana Economy, Selected Papers by Various Contributors edited by J S Salkin, D Mpabanga, D Cowan, J Selwe, M Wright | Stephen McCarthy |
| Notes & Records | 31 | 185-186 | Etcetera:Events, Issues, Places and People of Botswana by Sandy Grant | Neil Parsons |
| Notes & Records | 32 | 73-83 | The Hydro-Politics of the Okavango Delta: Property Rights and the Management Implications of Competing Land and Water Use Strategies | R. Hasler |
| Notes & Records | 32 | 85-105 | People of the Two-Way River: Socioeconomic Change and Natural Resouce Management in the Nata River Region | R K Hitchcock and F M Nangati |
| Notes & Records | 32 | 129-141 | Evaluating the Impact of Science and Technology Research at the University of Botswana | I. Riddoch |
| Notes & Records | 32 | 219-221 | Happy Highways by Trevor Bottomley | Sandy Grant |
| Notes & Records | 32 | 223 | Bajanala: A tourist Guide to Botswana, Volume 3 by Department of Tourism | Sandy Grant |
| Notes & Records | 33 | 149 | Women, water and the natural resources management in Southern Africa | R K Hitchcock, M Kelly, and J Ebert |
| Notes & Records | 33 | 151 | A mapping Survey of the Motsenekatse National Monument | Slough Fulcrum Team |
| Notes & Records | 33 | 153 | The dispersion of Vehicular emissions from a busy road | E R Jayaratne, T S Verma, T A Thomas |
| Notes & Records | 34 | 67 | Environmental Impacts of Tourism Development in the Okavango Delta, Northwestern Botswana | J Mbaiwa |
| Notes & Records | 34 | 144 | Let us plough: Co-operative development in Botswana in 1963-68 | T Bottomley |
| Notes & Records | 35 | 69-77 | Problems facing the tourism industry of Botswana | Naomi Moswete & Felix T. Mavondo |
| Notes & Records | 35 | 89-97 | The dangers of ethnic groups' relocation: the case of the CKGR Khoe and San communities | A.M. Chebanne |
| Notes & Records | 36 | 37-47 | Terrain evaluation and the Botswana environment | Julius R. Atlhopheng |
| Notes & Records | 36 | 55-66 | The establishment of National Parks and Game Reserves in Botswana | Alec Campbell |
| Notes & Records | 36 | 91-105 | Cash, crops and cattle: a study of rural livelihoods in Botswana | Gerd Wikan |
| Notes & Records | 36 | 143-145 | "Not knots in a piece of string": counting the population in 1964 | Alec Campbell |
| Notes & Records | 38 | n/a | Social and economic importance of Grewia flava to the people of western parts of Kweneng district and factors affecting its spatial distribution in Botswana | John Mainah |
| Notes & Records | 38 | n/a | Nutrition and school gardens in Botswana, 1930-1952 | Rodgers Molefi |
| Notes & Records | 38 | n/a | Botswana's 2003/ 04 to 2006/ 07 budgets: the war against HIV/ AIDS | G.R. Motlaleng |
| Notes & Records | 38 | n/a | A chronology of modern Gaborone | Sandy Grant |
| TYPE | VOLUME | PAGES | TITLE | AUTHOR |
| Symposium Proceedings/ Special Editions of the Journal (published as books) | ||||
| Notes & Records | 3 | 155-273 | Rural Development Conference (Proceedings) --see Botswana Notes and Records vol.3 | |
| Special Edition I | ISBN n/a | in print | Conference Papers on Sustained Production from Semi-Arid Areas (1972) 322 pp | |
| Special Edition | I | ii-iv | (Sustained Production from Semi-Arid Areas:) Opening Address | E.M.K. Kgabo |
| Special Edition | I | 29-34 | The Kalahari in the context of rural development | H. Metterick |
| Special Edition | I | 35-40 | Development of water resources of Okavango Delta | J.D. Pike |
| Special Edition | I | 140-152 | Ecological and physiological constraints of practical sustained live-stock production in the sub-desert environment | J.L. Schuster |
| Special Edition | I | 160-166 | Wildlife and land-use in Botswana | G. Child |
| Special Edition | I | 181-192 | Social implications of sustained livestock production in the Kalahari | H.S. Fosbrooke |
| Special Edition | I | 202-218 | The research and practical experience gained in the development od semi-arid areas in Australia, and the possible role of endemic fauna in raising the productivity of these areas | A.E Newsome |
| Special Edition | I | 248-261 | The international significance of the Botswana environment as a test cast | T. Riney |
| Special Edition | I | 262-269 | Development of the liovestock industry in the Kalahari | A.T. Barrett |
| Special Edition | I | 270-275 | The development of the wildlife industry in the Kalahari | A.C. Campbell |
| Special Edition II | ISBN n/a | oop | Proceedings of the Symposium on the Okavango Delta and its Future Utilization. Gaborone: Botswana Society, 1976 350pp | |
| Special Edition | II | 1-2 | (Okavango Delta): Opening Speech | Q.K.J. Masire |
| Special Edition | II | 3-12 | The Okavango and its future utilisation: An attempt at a synthesis of the proceedings | K. Thompson |
| Special Edition | II | 61-66 | The conservation of wetlands in Africa | E.B. Worthington |
| Special Edition | II | 67-79 | The primary productivity of African wetlands with particular reference to the Okavango Delta | K. Thompson |
| Special Edition | II | 81-91 | Ecological investigations of the UNDP in the Okavango Delta | W.l. Astle & A. Graham |
| Special Edition | II | 153-160 | Preliminary observations on the Aquatic fauna of the Okavango Delta | A. Russell-Smith |
| Special Edition | II | 175-178 | Development potential and constraints of a fishing industry in the Okavango Delta | K.S. Gilmore |
| Special Edition | II | 179-185 | Human resources in the Okavango area: some implications for development projects | A.K. Afriyie |
| Special Edition | II | 187-192 | Agricultural development in the Okavango region | Ministry of Agriculture |
| Special Edition | II | 235-243 | Wildlife as a basis for future tourism development | P.G. Johnson |
| Special Edition | II | 245-247 | The Okavango Delta and Tourism | A.C. Campbell & W.von Richter |
| Special Edition | II | 301-306 | Ecological principles in economic development | W. von Richter & M. Talyor |
| Special Edition | II | 307-312 | International co-operation in southern Africa with special reference to SARCCUS and the Okavango Delta | A.B. Bridges |
| Special Edition | II | 315-336 | Exploiting the Okavango: past propsals, present investigations and future proposals | D.H. Potten & W.S. Pintz |
| Special Edition | II | 337-245 | Manipulation of the Okavango Delta for increased outflow: Its impacts and constraints | H.M Earnest |
| Special Edition III | 0-87451-171-2 | oop | Proceedings of the Symposium on Drought in Botswana, National Museum, Gaborone, June 5th to 8th, 1978 (305 pp) | Madalon T. Hinchey, ed. |
| Special Edition | III | 1-2 | (Drought in Botswana) Welcoming Speech | Q.K.J. Masire |
| Special Edition | III | 3 | (Drought in Botswana) Opening Speech | D.R. Nordland |
| Special Edition | III | 7-20 | The problem of Drought in Botswana | H.J. Cooke |
| Special Edition | III | 33-40 | Towards a definition of drought | S. Sandford |
| Special Edition | III | 71-74 | Desertification: natural or man-induced | A.T. Grove |
| Special Edition | III | 75-81 | Drought susceptibility and the concept of monitoring landscape ecology | H. Th. Verstappen |
| Special Edition | III | 121-127 | Drought and poverty | P.Devitt |
| Special Edition | III | 131-141 | Drought in the Sahel: a broader interpretation with regard to West Africa and Ethiopia | H.J. Wetherell, J. Holt & P. Richards |
| Special Edition | III | 165-172 | Networks and information systems for dealing with drought | L. Berry & R.B. Ford |
| Special Edition | III | 173-208 | Autralia drought watch system | D.M. Lee |
| Special Edition | III | 211-218 | An aspect of warning systems for drought: information collecting in the districts | E. Wily |
| Special Edition | III | 219-226 | The role of the Institutional Food Programme | R.O.R. Keakopa |
| Special Edition | III | 255-260 | The Tribal Grazing Land Policy's relevance in a drought-prone environment | R.R. von Kaufman |
| Special Edition | III | 273-275 | (Drought): A future strategy for Botswana | P.O. Molosi |
| Special Edition | III | 279-284 | (Drought in Botswana): Summation speech | S. Sandford |
| Special Edition IV | 99912-60-02-1 | oop | Settlement in Botswana. The Historical Development of a Human Landscape (401 pp) | R.R. Hitchcock & M.R. Smith, eds. |
| Special Edition | IV | xi-xii | (Settlement in Botswana): Welcoming Speech | Q.K.J. Masire |
| Special Edition | IV | xiii-xvi | (Settlement in Botswana): Introduction Speech | R.K. Hitchcock & M.R. Smith |
| Special Edition | IV | 1-12 | The physical environment of Botswana | H.J, Cooke |
| Special Edition | IV | 73-86 | The Toutswe tradition: an study in socio-economic change | J.R. Denbow |
| Special Edition | IV | 174-188 | Movement and settlement in the Tati region: a historical survey | H.M. Tapela |
| Special Edition | IV | 189-198 | Colonial settlement in Zimbabwe: territorial imperative | I. Wetherell |
| Special Edition | IV | 283-292 | Towards a National Settlement Policy | B.K. Temane & M. York-Smith |
| Special Edition | IV | 293-303 | The new towns of Botswana | J.M.O. Letsholo |
| Special Edition | IV | 306-318 | Settlement on tap: the role of water in permanent settlement at the lands | L. Fortmann & E. Roe |
| Special Edition | IV | 319-324 | The implications od agricultural development planning for rural settlement | D. Jones |
| Special Edition | IV | 327-340 | The evolution of a planning and development strategy for communal areas in Botswana | M.J. Odell, Jnr |
| Special Edition | IV | 341-352 | The Matsheng land use plan: a case study in settlement and agricultural development planning of Kglagadi district | S. Lawry |
| Special Edition | IV | 370-373 | (Settlement in Botswana): Summation speech | H.J. Cooke |
| Special Edition V | 0-333-40153-0 | oop | Education for Development. Proceedings of a Symposium held by the Botswana Society at the National Museum and Art Gallery, Gaborone 15 - 19 August 1983 | Michael Crowder, ed. |
| Special Edition | V | v-vii | (Education for development): Foreword | M. Crowder |
| Special Edition | V | 1-8 | (Education for development): An agenda for the 1980's and beyond | F. Youngman & T. Tlou |
| Special Edition | V | 9-10 | (Education for development): Openning address | Q.K.J. Masire |
| Special Edition | V | 21-45 | Education and development in pre-colonial and colonial Botswana to 1965 | Q.N. Parsons |
| Special Edition | V | 46-52 | Education for development since independence: an overview | J.R. Swartland |
| Special Edition | V | 53-58 | Botswana's development strategy since independence | G.K.T. Chiepe |
| Special Edition | V | 59-77 | A critique of Botswana's development path | L. Cliffe |
| Special Edition | V | 124-132 | Education for social justice: the experience of Zimbabwe | P.T. Mudariki |
| Special Edition | V | 148-157 | Adult education and extension for rural development with special emphasis on rural employment creation | I. Woto |
| Special Edition | V | 158-167 | Education and rural development in Botswana | M.K. Mpho |
| Special Edition | V | 168-178 | Education and rural development: The case of Tanzania | W. Mlay |
| Special Edition | V | 201-224 | Education and the problem of localization | P.H.K. Kedikilwe |
| Special Edition | V | 225-236 | The role of the University of Botswana in meeting national manpower requirements | J.D. Turner |
| Special Edition | V | 244-253 | Education with production: the key to development | P. van Rensburg |
| Special Edition | V | 254-258 | Education and employment: lessons form African experience | C. Colclough |
| Special Edition | V | 265-274 | Education for development in the 1980's: problems and prospects | B.L. Ramatebele |
| Special Edition | V | 281 | Bibliographies relating to education for development | K.L. Jones |
| Special Edition VI | 99912-60-05-6 | in print | Research for Development in Botswana. Proceedings of a Symposium held by the Botswana Society at the Gaborone Sun Conference Centre Gaborone, August 19 - 21 1985 | Robert Hitchcock, Neil Parsons & John Taylor, eds. |
| Special Edition | VI | vii-x | Introduction | R.K. Hitchcock & Q,.N. Parsons |
| Special Edition | VI | 1-2 | Welcoming speech | P.S. Mmusi |
| Special Edition | VI | 3-13 | Keynote address: research for development in Africa | E.A. Boateng |
| Special Edition | VI | 14-30 | Before the flood: research on Botswana up to 1970 | Q.N. Parsons |
| Special Edition | VI | 33-54 | Natural resources research, with particular emphasis on minerals and water | T.P. Machacha |
| Special Edition | VI | 55-70 | Agricultural research for development in Botswana | T. Farrington, D.E. Gollifer, N.D. Hunter, W. Stewart-Jones & R.J. Sweet |
| Special Edition | VI | 75-86 | intermediate technology research in Botswana | G. Whitby |
| Special Edition | VI | 87-100 | Health research in Botswana | E.T. Maganu |
| Special Edition | VI | 103-124 | Land tenure, land use and settlement in Botswana | R.M.K. Silitshena & J.W. Arntzen |
| Special Edition | VI | 125-141 | Population research in Botswana | J. Taylor & N. Tumkaya |
| Special Edition | VI | 142-171 | Research on employment and unemployment in Botswana | J. Salkin |
| Special Edition | VI | 172-207 | Research on the Botswana economy | T.M. Tsikata & R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | VI | 211-219 | Media and information research in Botswana | S. Grant, J. Zaffiro & B. Egner |
| Special Edition | VI | 222-243 | Education research in Botswana | F. Lengler & C Mannathoko |
| Special Edition | VI | 244-252 | Historical and archaeological research in Botswana | J. Denbow, D. Kiyaga-Mulindwa & Q.N. Parsons |
| Special Edition | VI | 253-266 | Social researh in Botswana | P.P. Molutsi |
| Special Edition | VI | 269-276 | Research coordination: the way ahead | T. Tlou |
| Special Edition | VI | 277-282 | Summation and fairwell address | L. Ngcongco & A.C. Campbell |
| Special Edition | VI | 285-351 | Anthropological research and remote areas development among Botswana Basarwa | R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | VI | 352-365 | A review of research co-ordination in Botswana | B. Mackenzie |
| Special Edition | VI | 366-373 | Botswana government research institutions I: The Applied Research Unit of the Ministry of Local Government and Lands | N. Mbere |
| Special Edition | VI | 374-414 | Botswana government research institutions II: The Rural Sociology Unit in the Ministry of Government of Agriculture | R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | VI | 415-426 | The role of the National Institute of Development Research and Documentation (NIR), university of Botswana, in improving the research environment in Botswana | N.T. Morapedi |
| Special Edition | VI | 427-431 | Libraries and research facilities relating to Botswana | Q.N. Parsons & R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | VI | 432-436 | Legislation relating to research in Botswana | Q.N. Parsons & R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | VI | 437-451 | Research for development in Botswana: a bibliography | Q.N. Parsons & R.K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition VII | 99912-77-60-9 | oop | Democracy in Botswana: The Proceedings of a Symposium held in Gaborone, 1- 5 August 1988 | John Holm & Patrick Molutsi, eds. |
| Special Edition | VII | 139-141 | What should be the role of trade unions? | I. Mbonini |
| Special Edition | VII | 273-279 | On democracy and development in Botswana | R.K. Sklar |
| Special Edition IX | 99912-60-12-9 | in print | Kalanga Retrospect and Prospect (1991) 263pp | C. van Waarden, ed. |
| Special Edition | IX | pp 51-68 | Land use, settlements and the rural poor: whither rural settlements in the North East District? | P.J.M. van Hoof & H. van der Maas |
| Special Edition X | 99912-60-18-6 | in print | Sustainable Rural Development (1992) 280 pp | Doreen Nteta & Janet Hermans, ed. |
| Special Edition | X | pp xii-xiv | Introduction | Alec Campbell |
| Special Edition | X | pp 1-2 | Welcoming remarks | Gobe Matenge |
| Special Edition | X | pp3-5 | Opening address | C.J. Butale |
| Special Edition | X | pp 6-21 | The rural population living outside of recognised villages | Robert K. Hitchcock |
| Special Edition | X | pp 22-29 | Changing patterns of rural income distribution | David Inger |
| Special Edition | X | pp 30-46 | Education for rural development within the formal sector | Taka Mudariki |
| Special Edition | X | pp 47-62 | Availablity and efficacy of of the rural educational infrastructure and services | Eric D. Odotei |
| Special Edition | X | pp 63-68 | The changing subsistence patterns in the rural areas of Botswana | Peggy Gabo Ntseane |
| Special Edition | X | pp 69-76 | The changing character of rural settlement | Ralph Chephethe |
| Special Edition | X | pp 77-91 | The role of women in rural development | Lungie Molamu |
| Special Edition | X | pp 92-100 | Current use of natural resoources in rural areas and needs for rehabilitation | Kagiso P. Keatimilwe |
| Special Edition | X | pp 101-106 | The availability and efficacy of the rural water supply | M. Sekwale |
| Special Edition | X | pp 120-137 | Reconciling sustainable development and environmental concerns in Botswana | Gloria Somolekae |
| Special Edition | X | pp 138-159 | The changing socio-economic framework of rural settlements in Botswana | Patrick P. Molutsi |
| Special Edition | X | pp 160-164 | Past migration patterns and apparent future trends in rural areas | Gwen N. Lesetedi |
| Special Edition | X | pp 165-174 | Agriculture and the technological imperatives for sustainable rural development | Victor Sibiya |
| Special Edition | X | pp 175-183 | The availability and efficacy of the rural energy supply infrastructure | Richard Burton |
| Special Edition | X | pp 183-187 | Policy and prospects for rural electrification | K. Sithole |
| Special Edition | X | pp 188-198 | Sustaining rural development in Zambia | Ackson M. Kanduza |
| Special Edition | X | pp 199-208 | Sustained human development in Botswana? Adjusting for inequality | Volkert Keijsper |
| Special Edition | X | pp 210-211 | Appendix: comments and recommendationsr | Frank Taylor |
| Special Edition | X | p 212 | Appendix: A recommendation for susained rural development | M.A. Hosseini |
| Special Edition | X | pp 213-215 | Appendix: Some thoughts on remote area dwellers (RADs) | Alec Campbell |
| Special Edition | X | pp 216-217 | Appendix: Statement reacting to the desire to degazette Xade from the Central Kalaharui Game Reserve | John E. Hudelson |
| Special Edition | X | pp 218-221 | Appendix: Proposals by Richard White & Isaac Tudor, Jim Houston, & Nomtuse Mbere | |
| Special Edition | X | pp 222-233 | Discussion session 1: Is there a future in developing rural areas for the majority of the people? | A. Masalila, chair |
| Special Edition | X | pp 234-242 | Discussion session 2: What should be done for those who remain outside large rural communities? | T.C. Moremi, chair |
| Special Edition | X | pp 242-255 | Discussion session 3: Is population growth threatening sustainable rural development? | Pelonomi Venson, chair |
| Special Edition | X | pp 256-264 | Discussion session 4: Ensuring that future developments are integrated and sustainable | Nomtuse Mbere, chair |
| Special Edition | X | pp 265-276 | Discussion session 5: How to achieve sustainable rural development in Botswana | K. Masogo, chair |
| Special Edition | X | p 277 | Closing remarks by chairman of the Botswana Society | Gobe Matenge |
| Special Edition | X | pp 278-280 | Conclusions and recommendationsof the Workshop on Sustainable Development | |
| Special Edition | X | |||
| Special Edition XII | 99912-60-25-0 | in print | Botswana in the 21st Century: Proceedings of a Symposium organised by the Botswana Society, October 18-21, 1993 | Sue Brothers, Doreen Hermans, & Doreen Nteta, eds. |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 1-7 | Introduction: Botswana in the 21st century--tigers and zebras | Neil Parsons |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 9-10 | Welcoming remarks by the chairman | Gobe Matenge |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 11-13 | Opening Speech | Festus G. Mogae |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 15-18 | Keynote address | Prudence Bushnell |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 21-37 | Botswana's democratic institutions: their strengths and prospects | Patrick Molutsi |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 39-48 | The role of non-governmental organisations in promoting democracy in Botswana | Clara Olsen |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 49-67 | Will basic human rights and individual freedoms continue to be protected, promoted and respected? | Alice Mogwe |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 69-97 | Towards common security in southern Africa--regional cooperation after apartheid | Elling Njal Tjonneland |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 101-106 | What impact will regional and international economic changes and developments have on Botswana? | Gavin Relly |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 107-116 | Economic relations between Botswana and South Africa in the transition period | Bethuel Setai |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 117-134 | Botswana in the 21st century: impact of external political and economic changes on Botswana | Quill Hermans |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 135-146 | What impact will regional and international political changes and developments have on Botswana? | Louis Selepeng |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 147-167 | On the periphery of the global village: Botswana in the 21st century | Pierre Landell-Mills |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 169-184 | Economic cooperation and development in southern Africa | Simba Makoni |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 187-241 | Integrating economic development and environmental protection | Ralph Cobham |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 243-275 | Where will Batswana live in the 21st century? Patterns of settlement and migration | Robson Silitshena |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 279-300 | Food self-sufficiency versus food security: which way forward? | Howard Sigwele |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 301-309 | Food security a must: food self-sufficiency a great possibility | Gus Nillson |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 311-322 | Development alternatives to agriculture | David Inger |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 323-339 | Alternative uses for natural resources in Botswana: wildlife utilisation | Jonathan Barnes |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 343-345 | Does customary law have a future in Botswana? | Kgosi Seepapitso IV |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 347-374 | Customary law in Botswana: past, present and future | Athaliah Molokomme |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 375-386 | Culture and ethnicity in the social, political and economic development of Botswana | David Kiyaga-Mulindwa |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 387-394 | How will the concept of ethnicity affect social, political and economic development? | Chris Dambe |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 395-401 | Chieftainship in the 21st century | Kgosi Linchwe II |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 403-422 | Does chieftainship have a future in the next century? | Gilbert Sekgoma |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 425-431 | Education a fundamental right or to meet manpower requirements? | Keetla Masogo |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 433-453 | Will Botswana attain manpower self-sufficiency by the year 2000? | Taufila Nyamadzabo |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 455-470 | Health for all by the year 2000? The impact of AIDS | Eugene Campbell & Gajanan Shastri |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 473-490 | Economic policy for the 21st century | Modibedi Robi |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 491-500 | How can disparities in incomes be addressed? | Ronald Baipidi |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 501-533 | Botswana as a prospective financial centre | Lawrence Clarke |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 535-544 | Economic policy for the 21st century: the future of diversification of the economy beyond diamonds and cattle | Iqbal Ebrahim |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 545-550 | Discussion: the future of diversification of the economy beyond diamonds and cattle | Horatio B. Mahloane & M. Molefane |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 551-559 | Summary of proceedings of 'Botswana in the 21st century' | J. Clark Leith & Baledzi Gaolathe |
| Special Edition | XII | p 560 | Closing remarks by chairman of the Botswana Society | Gobe Matenge |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 563-570 | Global environmental change: implications for Botswana in the 21st century | Pauline Dube |
| Special Edition | XII | pp.571-583 | The Botswana handicraft industry: moving from the 20th to the 21st century | M. Elizabeth Terry |
| Special Edition | XII | p 587 | Comments on paper by David Inger | Peter Havard-Williams |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 588-590 | Comments on paper by Lawrence Clarke | Dwight S. Brothers |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 591-593 | Responses to points made by Isaac Tudor, Peter Sanderburgh, Jaap Arntzen & John Gould | Ralph Cobham |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 597-606 | Symposium official programme Monday 18th October-Thursday October 21st, 1993 | |
| Special Edition | XII | pp 606-621 | Conclusions and recommendations submitted to government | Alec Campbell & Neil Parsons, comps. |
| Special Edition XIII | 99912-60-36-6 | in print | Poverty and Plenty: The Botswana Experience, Proceedings of a Symposium organised by the Botswana Society, October 15-18, 1996 (1997) | Doreen Nteta & Janet Hermans, eds. |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 1-6 | Introduction: conserving the poor? | Alec Campbell |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 7-8 | Welcoming remarks by the chairman of the Botswana Society | Gobe Matenge |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 9-13 | Opening speech by the Vice President and Minister of Finance & Development Planning | Festus G. Mogae |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 15-24 | Keynote address: triumphs and challenges from a human development perspective | Richard Jolly |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 25-32 | Some facts and figures about quality of life in Botswana | Pelani Siwawa-Ndai |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 33-59 | Poverty in Botswana | Keith Jefferis |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 61-75 | Poverty in Botswana and its impact on the quality of life | Isaac Mazonde |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 77-82 | Poverty in Botswana | E.B. Mbonini |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 83-103 | Wealth accumulation and distribution in Botswana | N.H. Fidzani |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 105-132 | Income distribution in Botswana: trends in inequality since independence | Derek J. Hudson & Matthew Wright |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 133-154 | Employment opportunities and their impact on the quality of life in Botswana | Pelani Siwawa-Ndai |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 155-173 | Employment opportunities: some South African reflections | Francis Wilson |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 175-192 | Social welfare issues and the quality of life in Botswana | Mbulawa Mugabe |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 193-208 | Some basic welfare measures for combating poverty: lesson from a formerly poor country [Norway] | Else Oyen |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 209-230 | Access to education | Irene Kwape |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 231-250 | Quality of education | Ulla Kann |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 251-271 | Language in education and the quality of life in Botswana | Lydia Nyati-Ramahobo |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 273-289 | Adult education and the quality of life in Botswana | Tonic Maruatona & Nelly Raditloaneng-Mbaiwa |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 291-302 | Access to health facilities in Botswana and its impact on quality of life | Edward T. Maganu |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 303-317 | Indicators of health | Sheila Dinotshe Tlou |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 319-335 | Individual human rights | Bojosi Otlhogile |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 337-349 | The quality of life and the third generation of rights in Botswana | Patrick P. Molutsi & Omphemetse Motumise |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 351-364 | The role of the media in the promotion of the quality of life in Botswana | Sechele Sechele |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 365-378 | Environmental constraints and the quality of life in Botswana | C.C. Monna |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 379-395 | Quality of life and sustainable livelihoods in SADC countries (with special reference to Botswana) | Naresh C. Singh |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 394-296 | Presentations by representatives of the disadvantaged in Botswana | (Pelaelo Gosekwamang) |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 397-401 | Oral statement by Ducoa Caoga from West Hanahai, Ghanzi District | Ducoa Caoga |
| Special Edition | XIII | pp 403-409 | Conclusions and recommendations (The quality of life in Botswana) | |
| TYPE | VOLUME | PAGES | TITLE | AUTHOR |
| Series (Workshop Reports &c.) | ||||
| Workshop Reports | 1A | The management of Botswana's environment | A.C. Campbell & H.J. Cooke | |
| Workshop Reports | 1B | Tshomarelo ya Tsa Lefatshe la Botswana | S. Madimabe (Translation) | |
| Workshop Reports | 2 | Developing our environmental strategy | A.C. Campbell & H.J. Cooke | |
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| Books | 99912-60-00-5 | Monarch of All I Survey: Bechuanaland Diaries 1929-37 | C.F. Rey | |
| Books | 99912-60-03-X | The Botswana Society Social Studies Atlas | Q.N. Parsons, B. Makwiti & A.C. Campbell | |
| #10 Book with ISBN | 99912-60-10-? | Tourism in Botswana (1991) 415 pp | Linda Pfotenhauer, ed. | |
| #25 Book with ISBN | 99912-60-25-0 | Botswana in the 21st Century | Sue Brothers, Doreen Hermans, & Doreen Nteta, eds. | |
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Updated 15 June 2007
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