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Development, malaria and public health policy: A case study in Goa

Mukhopadhyay, P.; Desouza, S. (Economic and Political Weekly. 32(49); 1997; 3159-3163.)

In Goa, a small state in India, construction activity has been a major factor in the spread of malaria. While private builders, primarily to catering to tourist demand and speculative real estate transactions, the costs ...
Third World dilemmas of development

Mukhopadhyay, P.; Desouza, S. (Foreign Affairs Reports. 47(1); 1998; 1-16.)

Malaria poses a major social cost in the developing countries. However, this cost is often borne, to facilitate the accmulation of private profits. With increasing curbing of state finances all over the developing world, ...
The Tourism Critique and Tourism Movements in Goa: Report on an Introductory Study

Sreekumar, A.; Siqueira, A.; Desouza, S.; Botelho, A.; Khanolkar, M.; Sequeira, R. (Equations, Bangalore. 1995; 62pp.)

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