Household energy and the poor in the third world

The book is in good condition with a sturdy softcover binding. There is no dust jacket, as is typical for research papers from this publisher. The cover shows minor wear, particularly at the corners and edges, but is otherwise intact. The pages are clean, with no markings, inscriptions, or signs of previous ownership. The spine is firm, and the binding remains secure.

"Household Energy and the Poor in the Third World" by Elizabeth Cecelski, Joy Dunkerley, and William Ramsay is a pivotal work published by Resources for the Future in Washington, D.C., first appearing in 1979. This particular copy is a second printing from February 1980. The book delves into the critical issues surrounding energy use and its impact on impoverished communities in developing countries. With an appendix by Emmanuel Mbi, this scholarly work addresses the intersection of energy policy and poverty, providing insights that are still relevant today. The authors, experts in energy policy and development studies, contribute valuable perspectives to the discourse on sustainable energy solutions. This edition is a softcover, consistent with the research paper format typical of Resources for the Future publications. The book's condition is good, with no signs of library use, inscriptions, or signatures, making it a suitable addition for collectors and researchers interested in historical energy policy discussions.