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Rowland Percy Moss (1928-1993) was an Economist and researcher at the United Nations University interested in the relationship between geography and wealth. ^[1] He is known for his work on Development in Tropical Africa.

Publications

• (as editor) The Soil resources of tropical Africa: a symposium of the African Studies Association of the United Kingdom. London, Cambridge University Press, 1968. ISBN  0-521-05772-8 Abstract
• Edited with M. R. Kettle. Southern Africa studies: report of a symposium held at the School of Oriental and African Studies in the University of London on 24th September, 1969, by the African Studies Association of the U.K. In: Symposium on Southern African Studies, London, 1969. Birmingham, African Studies Association of the U.K., 1970. ISBN  0-901708-01-1
• The ecology of human communities. Birmingham: University of Birmingham, 1974. ISBN  0-7044-0097-9
• Edited with R. J. A. R. Rathbone. The Population factor in African studies: the proceedings of a conference organized by the African Studies Association of the United Kingdom, September 1972. London: University of London Press, 1975. ISBN  0-340-18353-5
• Concept and theory in land evaluation for rural land use planning. Department of Geography, ?, 1978.
• A chapter on soils and soil management. In: Ronald James Harrison Church. West Africa: a study of the environment and of man’s use of it. London/New York: Longman, 1980. ISBN  0-582-30020-7
• Edited with William Basil Morgan and G. J. Afolabi Ojo. Rural energy systems in the humid tropics: proceedings of the First Workshop of the United Nations University Rural Energy Systems Project, Ife, Nigeria, 10–12 August 1978. Workshop of the United Nations University Rural Energy Systems Project ( Ife, Nigeria, 1978.) Tokyo, Japan: United Nations University, c1980. ISBN  92-808-0093-0
• With William Basil Morgan.Fuelwood and rural energy production and supply in the humid tropics: a report for the United Nations University with special reference to Tropical Africa and South-East Asia. Dublin: Published for the United Nations University by Tycooly International, 1981. ISBN  0-907567-08-8 ISBN  0907567037
• Reflections on the relations between forest and savanna in tropical West Africa. Salford: Department of Geography, University of Salford, 1982.
• Environmental Constraints on Development in Tropical Africa. In: M. B. Gleave (editor). Tropical African Development: Geographical Perspectives. Burnt Mill, Harlow: Longmans; New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1992, p. 50-92. ISBN  978-0-582-30147-4

Book review In: Third World Planning Review. Liverpool University Press, ISSN  0142-7849 vol. 15, no. 4, 1993. p.429-

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