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I. RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE<br />

1. Barker, Jonathan. "Stability and stagnation: the state in Senegal,"<br />

Canadian Journal of African Studies, 11(1) 1977, pp. 23-42.<br />

Author sets forth the thesis that Senegal's "political<br />

stability in the context of economic stagnation" is maintained<br />

by the way political energies are controlled and channelled in<br />

rural Senegal. Presents an analysis of rural underdeveiopment<br />

in the colonial period and the politics of rural reform in the<br />

post-colonial period. Change in the rural area is seen as a<br />

function of taxation and growing tersion between the state<br />

organizations and the peasantry.<br />

2. Behrman, Lucy Creevy. "Muslim politics and development in Senegal,"<br />

Journal of Modern African Studies, 15(2) June 1977, pp. 261-277.<br />

Reassessment of the influence of the Muslim brotherhoods<br />

on politics in Senegal, from the perspective of the development<br />

process. Looks at the fall in groundnut production, the basis<br />

of the political and economic power of the marabouts. The<br />

marabouts' resistance to certain development programs, specifically<br />

health programs, leads the author to conclude that<br />

"modernization" has been slowed in those areas where the religious<br />

leaders are strongest. Since 1960, the position of the<br />

marabout as the intermediary between political leaders and the<br />

rural communities remains fundamentally the same.<br />

3. Gastellu, J.M. "L'Absence de differentiation economique en pays Serer."<br />

In: Essais sur la Production de Formations Sociales Dominees,<br />

pp. 25-38. Paris: O.R.S.T.O.M., 1977 (Travaux et Documents<br />

No. 64).<br />

Examination of the extension of groundnut cultivation into<br />

the Serer of Baol area at the beginning of the century. The<br />

cultivation of groundnuts integrated the region into the global<br />

economy, but it has not resulted in economic differentiation<br />

within the area because the ecology of the region, the internal<br />

organization of Serer society and the history of the contacts<br />

with the outside world.<br />

4. Hadj, A. Les Innovations Agricoles et les Problemes Demographiques<br />

dans le sud Saloum: Etude de cas dans la Communaute Rurale de<br />

Keur Saloum Diane. Dakar: IDEP, 1977, 50 p.<br />

This study attempts to relate changes in land use and<br />

production systems to social change among the communities<br />

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