Colonial Social Accounting

Discover the insightful work of Phyllis Deane in her significant publication, Colonial Social Accounting, released by Cambridge University Press in 2011. This comprehensive paperback, spanning 388 pages, is a culmination of Deane's extensive research into the complexities of social accounting within Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Originally published in 1953, this final report delves into the essential purposes of social accounting, offering a thorough review of the economic landscapes of these territories. Deane also shares innovative experiments in village social accounting, providing valuable perspectives that remain relevant today. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of social economics, this book is a must-read for those looking to understand the historical context and practical applications of social accounting in colonial settings. Enhance your library with this pivotal work by Phyllis Deane and explore the foundational concepts that shaped social accounting practices.