Development sociologists would tell us that the problems such as the ones descibed in the Prologue are pervasive in the Third World and hence associated with underdevelopment. These problems persistently nag the conscience of rich nations.
What exactly are the problems that plague developing societies? How grave, how profound are their imprints on our lives? - from Chapter 1, Introduction to Development Communication
Countries making the fastest and slowest gains against child malnutrition
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