SENYO B-S. K. ADJIBOLOSOO is Professor of Business and Economics at Trinity Western University, Langley, British Columbia. His research interests include heteroskedasticity pretesting in regression analysis, human factor development, history of economic thought, and international business and trade. He is coeditor of the book Perspectives on Economic Development in Africa (Praeger, 1994). He is currently the director of the International Institute for Human Factor Development.

• Preface Introduction: The Significance of the Human Factor in African Economic Development by Senyo B-S. K. Adjibolosoo Rethinking the Sources of Economic Underdevelopment The Saturation Hypothesis and Africa's Development Problems: On the Nature of Development Theory and Its Implications for the Human Factor in Africa's Development by Benjamin Ofori-Amoah The Human Factor and Maintenance of Democracy in Ghana by Kweku G. Folson The Media Dimension of the African Development Malaise by Wisdom J. Tettey Culture as the Epitome of the Human Factor in Development: The Case of Ghana's Collectivistic Ethic by Francis Adu-Febiri Human Factor Engineering, Leadership Development, and Utilization The Significance of Leadership Development for African Government Operations by Don Page Indigenous Leadership Styles: Can Grapes Be Picked from an Orange Tree? by Claude G. Mararike Leadership and Productivity Growth: A Path for Africa by Michel M. Mestre Towards Moral and Social Development in Contemporary Africa: Insights from Dangme Traditional Moral Experience by J. N. Kudadjie Structural Adjustment and Manpower Utilization: The Case of Nigerian Scientists and Engineers by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu and Christian C. Agunwamba The Relevance of Human Resource Development: The Case of Ghana's Experience in the Agricultural Sector by Edward M. Abakah The Human Factor in Sociocultural and Political Contexts The Polity and the University: An African Perspective by Ali A. Mazrui Cultural Perspectives of Political Instability in Africa by Mike Oquaye Human Context as a Critical Factor in Effective Technology Transfer for Development by Harold Harder Managerial Practice in Privately Owned Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria and Its Implications by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu The Human Factor in a Free-Market Open-Economy Development Model: Educational and Cultural Attitudes in Chile by David E. Hojman Index

SENYO B-S. K. ADJIBOLOSOO is Professor of Business and Economics at Trinity Western University, Langley, British Columbia. His research interests include heteroskedasticity pretesting in regression analysis, human factor development, history of economic thought, and international business and trade. He is coeditor of the book Perspectives on Economic Development in Africa (Praeger, 1994). He is currently the director of the International Institute for Human Factor Development.

• Preface Introduction: The Significance of the Human Factor in African Economic Development by Senyo B-S. K. Adjibolosoo Rethinking the Sources of Economic Underdevelopment The Saturation Hypothesis and Africa's Development Problems: On the Nature of Development Theory and Its Implications for the Human Factor in Africa's Development by Benjamin Ofori-Amoah The Human Factor and Maintenance of Democracy in Ghana by Kweku G. Folson The Media Dimension of the African Development Malaise by Wisdom J. Tettey Culture as the Epitome of the Human Factor in Development: The Case of Ghana's Collectivistic Ethic by Francis Adu-Febiri Human Factor Engineering, Leadership Development, and Utilization The Significance of Leadership Development for African Government Operations by Don Page Indigenous Leadership Styles: Can Grapes Be Picked from an Orange Tree? by Claude G. Mararike Leadership and Productivity Growth: A Path for Africa by Michel M. Mestre Towards Moral and Social Development in Contemporary Africa: Insights from Dangme Traditional Moral Experience by J. N. Kudadjie Structural Adjustment and Manpower Utilization: The Case of Nigerian Scientists and Engineers by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu and Christian C. Agunwamba The Relevance of Human Resource Development: The Case of Ghana's Experience in the Agricultural Sector by Edward M. Abakah The Human Factor in Sociocultural and Political Contexts The Polity and the University: An African Perspective by Ali A. Mazrui Cultural Perspectives of Political Instability in Africa by Mike Oquaye Human Context as a Critical Factor in Effective Technology Transfer for Development by Harold Harder Managerial Practice in Privately Owned Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria and Its Implications by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu The Human Factor in a Free-Market Open-Economy Development Model: Educational and Cultural Attitudes in Chile by David E. Hojman Index

SENYO B-S. K. ADJIBOLOSOO is Professor of Business and Economics at Trinity Western University, Langley, British Columbia. His research interests include heteroskedasticity pretesting in regression analysis, human factor development, history of economic thought, and international business and trade. He is coeditor of the book Perspectives on Economic Development in Africa (Praeger, 1994). He is currently the director of the International Institute for Human Factor Development.

• Preface Introduction: The Significance of the Human Factor in African Economic Development by Senyo B-S. K. Adjibolosoo Rethinking the Sources of Economic Underdevelopment The Saturation Hypothesis and Africa's Development Problems: On the Nature of Development Theory and Its Implications for the Human Factor in Africa's Development by Benjamin Ofori-Amoah The Human Factor and Maintenance of Democracy in Ghana by Kweku G. Folson The Media Dimension of the African Development Malaise by Wisdom J. Tettey Culture as the Epitome of the Human Factor in Development: The Case of Ghana's Collectivistic Ethic by Francis Adu-Febiri Human Factor Engineering, Leadership Development, and Utilization The Significance of Leadership Development for African Government Operations by Don Page Indigenous Leadership Styles: Can Grapes Be Picked from an Orange Tree? by Claude G. Mararike Leadership and Productivity Growth: A Path for Africa by Michel M. Mestre Towards Moral and Social Development in Contemporary Africa: Insights from Dangme Traditional Moral Experience by J. N. Kudadjie Structural Adjustment and Manpower Utilization: The Case of Nigerian Scientists and Engineers by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu and Christian C. Agunwamba The Relevance of Human Resource Development: The Case of Ghana's Experience in the Agricultural Sector by Edward M. Abakah The Human Factor in Sociocultural and Political Contexts The Polity and the University: An African Perspective by Ali A. Mazrui Cultural Perspectives of Political Instability in Africa by Mike Oquaye Human Context as a Critical Factor in Effective Technology Transfer for Development by Harold Harder Managerial Practice in Privately Owned Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria and Its Implications by Chikwendu C. Ukaegbu The Human Factor in a Free-Market Open-Economy Development Model: Educational and Cultural Attitudes in Chile by David E. Hojman Index