Book reviewed in this article:Structural Adjustment and the Environment.Edited by David Reed, WWF‐InternationalSouth‐South Trade Preferences: The GSTP and Trade in Manufactures.Edited by Hans Linnemann. Indo‐Dutch Studies on Development Alternatives 9. New DelhiThe Changing Geography of China.By Frank Leeming. Institute of British Geographers Studies in GeographyThe CGIAR in Transition: Implications for the Poor, Sustainability and the National Research Systems.By Helle Munk RavnborgThe Nature of Development – A Report from the Rural Tropics on the Quest for Sustainable Economic Growth.By Roger D. StoneReformism and Revisionism in Africa's Political Economy in the 1990s: The Dialectics of Adjustment.By Timothy M. ShawLiberalizing Tanzania's Food Trade: Public and Private Faces of Urban Marketing Policy 1939–1988.By Deborah Fahy BrycesonTechnological Innovation and Third World Multinationals.By Paz Estrella E. TolentinoInstruments of Economic Policy in Africa.London and Dakar: James Currey with the African Centre for Monetary Studies and the Association of African Central BanksDebt‐Conversion Schemes in Africa: Lessons from the Experience of Developing Countries.London and Dakar: James Currey with the Association of African Central BanksGoing‐it Alone: Female‐headed Households, Rights and Resources in Rural Bangladesh.By David J. Lewis with Marion Glaser, J. Allister McGregor, Sarah C. White and Geoffrey D. WoodInternational Current Awareness Services (ICAS): Economics, Political Science, Anthropology, Sociology.Compiled by the British Library of Political and Economic Science, London School of EconomicsThe European Community and the Developing Countries.By Enzo R. GrilliPrivatization and Liberalization in the Middle East.Edited by Iliya Harik and Denis J. SullivanEconomic Progress and Prospects in the Third World: Lessons of Development Experience since 1945.By H. W. Singer and Sumit RoyTrading with South Africa: The Policy Options for the EC.By Sheila Page and Chr