This literature review was completed in Jan 2015.
Please feel free to add to it and place your thesis in alphabetical order:
Abdulai, D. N. Technology blending and economic development in Africa a comparative case study of the Kumasi Suame Magazine and the Kumazi German Bus Assembly Plant (Neoplan) in Ghana (pp. viii, 221 leaves).
Adams, G. H. Community participation and rural water wupply : a critical look at purported advantages and benefits (pp. iv, 57 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.S. in Energy Management and Policy) -- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, 1987.).
Adolfsson, N. (2000). Appropriate technologies in Sub-Saharan Africa : the transition of cultivation techniques Institutionsmeddelande / Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, Institutionen för lantbruksteknik,; 2000:02; Variation: Institutionsmeddelande / Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, Institutionen för lantbruksteknik ;; 2000:02. Retrieved from http://www.bt.slu.se/lt_old/Meddelande/Me2000-02/Meddel.pdf
Agbesor, K. N. Employment creation and economic growth through technology adaptation and/or appropriate choice of technology : case studies of manufacturing companies in Nigeria (pp. xvi, 207 p.).
Ajwang, F. O. (2014). Market in their palms? : exploring smallholder farmers' use of mobile phone farming applications and their effect on the farmers' farming, marketing and well-being : a case study of selected counties in Kenya : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Development Studies at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Palmerston North: Massey University.
Alagusundaram, S. W. J. C., & Thesis, a. Study on cinnamate polymers and cellulose thymine (pp. viii, 36 leaves). C2010.
Anda, M. Technologists in remote Aboriginal communities : a regional approach for community-building technology (pp. xiii, 254 leaves).
Andersen, G. S. Guide to appropriate electrification for rural areas of developing countries (pp. xi, 163 leaves).
Apiradee, S. Feasibility study on production of shrimp crackers from pulp of black tiger prawn (Penaeus monodon) head (pp. [83] leaves).
Arcia, G. Risk, institutional change and technology adoption for low income farmers an analysis of new bean alternatives for the southern Huila region of Colombia, South America (pp. ix, 197 leaves).
Astrand, R. N. Selection model to choose innovative building systems for progressive housing : with special reference to Metro Manila, Philippines (pp. xv, 256, [283] leaves).
Astrand, R. N. (2002). Selection model to choose innovative building systems for progressive housing with special reference to Metro Manila, Philippines eTheses; Variation: School of Architecture..; Thesis.; McGill theses. Retrieved from http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=82824
Barone-Nugent, E. The impact of computer technology on mathematics education in Victoria : teachers' perceptions of the influence of computer technology on assessment methods in mathematics education (pp. 54 leaves. Dissertation: Thesis (M. Ed.)--La Trobe University, 1997.).
Barton, D. (2008). Social and technical aspects of community level decision-making on energy options in two remote island communities.
Barwick, T. G. Building a sustainable community economy via energy efficiency, awareness, and the use of alternative technology and ideas (pp. 1 v. (various foliations)).
Beatty, D. L. Development implications of technology levels the printing industry in India (pp. 2 volumes (x, 442 leaves) Dissertation: Ph. D.; Syracuse University).
Birman, F. Technology for development in the South Pacific a case study in Tonga (pp. vi, 90 leaves ; 31 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.Env.Sc.)--Monash University, 1988.).
Bönig, W., & (1979). Adäquate Technologien für Entwicklungsländer : Perspektiven des Nutzens ihrer Anwendung. [Rehburg-Loccum: Evangelische Akademie].
Bregnhøj, H. (1995). Processes and kinetics of defluoridation of drinking water using bone char: Lyngby,.
Canney, I. Building a better future : green building programs and the small residential design-build contractor (pp. 1 v. (variously paged) ; 29 cm. Dissertation: A Division III examination in the School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, Hampshire College, May 2001. Chairperson, Robert Goodman.). Amherst, Mass.: [s n ].
Carmody, K. (2010). Narrative, contingency and the innovation journey : a case study of the wired homes project.
Carpenter, K. H. A decision making model for the selection of appropriate energy technologies in the Caribbean Basin (pp. vi, 174 leaves).
Caye, M. Is this the appropriate system? : sustainability -- a closer look at eco-technology (pp. iii, 82 leaves ; 28 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.A.)--School for International Training, 2004.).
Chew, S. Y. K. Reverse technology transfer : looking South for appropriate alternatives (pp. ix, 55 leaves ; 29 cm Dissertation: M.A.; University of Oregon; 1987).
Chodorkoff, D. Un milagro de Loisaida : alternative technology and grassroots efforts for neighborhood reconstruction on New York's Lower East Side (pp. [iv], 259 pages Dissertation: Ph. D.; New School for Social Research; 1980).
Christensen, P. D. Solar earth-water distillation : an appropriate technology for Hong Yuan? : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters [i.e. Master] of Natural Resources Engineering at Lincoln University (pp. x, 164 leaves).
Congden, S. W. An empirical examination of the relationship between competitive strategy and process technology in the tooling and machining industry (pp. xii, 183 leaves, bound).
Connell, D. J. Sheep breeding project analysis : Carahue Chile (pp. v, 92 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.S. in Energy Management and Policy) -- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, 1987.).
Crewe, E. Size isn't everything : an anthropologist's view of the cook, the potter, her engineer and his donor, in appropriate technology development in Sri Lanka, Kenya and UK.
Crichton, S., & Onguko, B. (2012). Teachers' professional development in a challenging educational context - a study of actual practice in rural western Kenya. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/11023/131
Dean, C. H. N. J. (1994). Applications of UASB technology in Mauritius. Leeds: University of Leeds.
DelCore, A. D. Development of a sustainable solar headlamp for rural medical attendees in developing countries (pp. 1 v. (various pagings)).
Droz GoodShield, P. Planning and design elements of a Native American appropriate technology center for the Great Lakes Anishinaabe community (pp. viii, 122 leaves).
Ewaze, M. A. Retrofitting of reinforced concrete beams with CARDIFRC in hot climate (pp. 212 leaves. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cardiff University, 2010.).
Eziakor, G. I. Appropriate development strategies for developing countries lessons and policy implications for promoting small-scale agriculture in Nigeria (pp. x, 232 leaves Dissertation: Ph. D.; Michigan State University; 1983).
Faisal, M. (1977). Optimal land and water use and production response under alternative technologies in Bangladesh a programming approach. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International.
Fee, S. T. An analysis of the competencies recommended for a baccalaureate construction management program (pp. iv, 55 leaves ; 28 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.S.)--Illinois State University, 1997.).
Filimban, G. Z. The meta-synthesis of electronic commerce technology adoption (pp. xii, 203 leaves).
Franklin, P. R. The barriers to the introduction of new materials technology into industry (pp. [iv], 188, iv, [186], 186 leaves).
Fraser, A. H. Adoption of appropriate technology smokeless wood-stoves in Rajasthan, India (pp. xi, 354 leaves).
Fulton, E. L. (1993). AIDS in Africa : condom promotion as an appropriate prevention strategy.
Game, G. K. (2004). Evaluation of the agricultural extension system in major major maize, tefand wheat producing zones of southern nations, nationalities and people's regional state (SNNPRS), Ethiopia. http://www.lib.ku.ac.th/KUthesis/2547/GetachewKas/index.html
Ghodke, R. (2003). Analysis of electronic marketplace solutions for construction industry. Baltimore, MD: University of Baltimore.
Goldman, Y. R. The composting greenhouse : an alternative to fossil fuels (pp. 60 leaves).
Grobbelaar, F. R. (2000). A methodology to aid in appropriate forest technology decision-making for developing countries. from http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/51577
Hartoonian, G. (1982). Housing technology : a critical evaluation of the concept of appropriate technology : a dissertation in architecture. [Pennsylvania]: University of Pennsylvania.
Hartoonian, G. (1983). Housing technology a critical evaluation of the concept of appropriate technology. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International.
Hoverman, S. Conflicting values in the provision of renewable energy technologies a case study of three projects in Tonga (pp. vii, 96 leaves).
Hu, X. (2005). Sustainable housing for future China.
Hurriyet, H. (2010). An organic approach for designing the factory of the future Variation: University of Western Sydney theses. http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/506753
Hurst, K. R. Technology acceptance in a mandatory technology-based learning environment (pp. x, 110 leaves).
Jafta, R. C. C. Building up technological capabilities : possibilities and policy implications for South Africa (pp. 145 leaves ; 130 cm. Dissertation: Study project (M. Econ.)--University of Stellenbosch, 1990.).
Jensen, K. (2007). Wheels of opportunity : a technology based development project in Namibia Retrieved from WorldCat database Retrieved from http://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-21543
Johnson, D. (2003). Selecting appropriate design concepts for manufacture in developing countries. from http://hdl.lib.byu.edu/1877/etd325
Joseph, S. D. Developing a local capacity to plan and implement appropriate technologies : methodology and constraints.
Kagiri, M. G. (1990). Selection of the most appropriate method of construction : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Kanemoto, W. D. (1982). Conceptual frameworks for design of appropriate land use in rural ecodevelopment : thesis submitted in partial fulfillment ... for the degree of Master of Landscape Architecture.
Kemp, W. Reinventing the wheel : an exercise in intermediate technology (pp. 50 leaves plus plates (some color), figs. and appendices).
Kennady, M. E. (2014). Examining the use of knowledge management technology in a small nonprofit to attain organizational goals. from http://hdl.handle.net/2346.1/30125
Kilpatrick, R. T. Analysis of demand for farm equipment in low-resource agriculture : implications to manufacturers in sub-saharan Africa (pp. x, 74 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.S. in Energy Management and Policy) -- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, 1987.).
Kinsey, B. H. Agricultural technology and rural development in the rainfed maize area of southeastern Zambia (pp. xiii, 277 leaves).
Kleiman, J. B. The Appropriate Technology movement in American political culture (pp. 2 v. (viii, 641 leaves) ; 629 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Dept. of History, 2000.).
Koteng, D. O. Appropriate technology applied to the bridge construction industry in Kenya (pp. viii, 204 leaves, bound).
Lauridsen, N. N. (1994). A study of the efforts to develop the Jua Kali : sector in Kenya and proposals for improvements : a thesis. Nairobi: United States International University Africa.
Law, A. M. Alternative technologies in organic synthesis Undergraduate Honors Program. Collection of senior honors theses, 2007. Dissertation: Thesis (B.S.)--University of South Alabama, 2007. (pp. xi, 78 leaves).
Law, S. M. (1991). A review of appropriate energy technologies for household use in underdeveloped areas in South Africa. {S.l: s n }.
Loetscher, T. (1999). Appropriate sanitation in developing countries : the development of a computerised decision aid. Brisbane: University of Queensland.
Mabaso, M. C. (2009). The socio-economic efficacy of improved wood stoves upon two non-electrified, low income peri-urban areas of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. from http://hdl.handle.net/10413/1254
Mahadevan, V. L. Appropriate technology : implications of production, marketing and socio-cultural context : three case studies from Ghana (pp. v, 63 leaves ; 28 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.A.)--University of California, Los Angeles, 1990.).
Maluleka, J. K. The relevance of indigenous technology in curriculum 2005 with special reference to the technology learning area (pp. xii, 278 leaves. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)--Vista University, 2003.).
Manadhar, R. The role of self-reliance in small communities (pp. 2 v. (xlvi, 612 p.)).
Manser, N. D. J. R. M. (2012). Technical and Economic Assessment of Adobe as the Primary Building Material On the Water Yield of a Single Basin Solar Still. Retrieved from http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/4134
Mauderli, A. F. (1981). The use of appropriate technology for irrigation development in remote rural areas : a presentation of the technology and an agro-economic analysis of a model pilot scheme in the Kilombero area of Tanzania. [Zurich]: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich.
Mauderli, A. F. (1981). The use of appropriate technology for irrigation development in remote rural areas : a presentation of the technology and an agro-economic analysis of a model pilot scheme in the Kilombero area of Tanzania ; a dissertation submitted to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich for the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences. Zürich: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
McDonald, M. A. An experimental garden center (pp. 47 leaves).
McManamon, P. Appropriate technology for water supply and sanitation in developing countries (pp. 4 microfiches. Dissertation: Thesis (M. Eng. Sc.)--Monash University, 1991.). Clayton, Vic.: Monash University.
Miranda, M. B. Puerto Rican dance forms : toward a historical and musical appreciation (pp. vii, 128 leaves).
Moreira, L. The choice of technology of multinational corporations in Brazil and its implications for employment (pp. viii, 185 leaves ; 128 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Notre Dame, 1983.).
Mu Ashekele, H. (1992). Development strategy for production and design in Namibian construction industry. Helsinki: Helsinki University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Surveying.
Noah N. Ranells, C. C.-C., Frank J. Louws, C. M., J. Paul Mueller, C. M., Nancy G. Creamer, C. C.-C., & McClintock, N. C. D. T. D. E. T. D. (Production and Use of Compost and Vermicompost in Sustainable Farming Systems. http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/resolver/1840.16/465
Pather, R. A study of building technology in the Natal building industry, South Africa (pp. ix, 74 leaves).
Pathiraja, M. (2010). The idea of 'robust technology' in the definition of a 'third-world' practice : architecture, design and labour training.
Piller, A. (1980). Die Rolle von Alternativ-Technologien im sozio-ökonomischen Entwicklungsprozess unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Entwicklungsländer. Wien: Verband der Wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaften Österreichs.
Port, J. S. The permacity theory : agapé - papatuanuku in action (pp. vi, 156 leaves).
Preecha, J. Test to the appropriate technology model for economic development (pp. v, [114] leaves. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 1983.).
Price, L. In creation with nature : building in Tlholego Eco-Village South Africa (pp. 42 leaves ; 28cm. Dissertation: Thesis (Master of International and Intercultural Management) -- School for International Training, 2004.).
Proaño, J. P. Evaluation methodology for building systems (pp. ix, 274 leaves).
Quast, D. G. (1972). Mathematical models for oxidation of dry foods and application to storage stability studies. [Cambridge, Mass.]: Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Quigley, J. Small-scale wind, solar and biogas applications : renewable energy resources as appropriate technology for rural, third world development (pp. iv, 149 leaves).
Rajadhyaksha, M. Gender and information - and - communication technologies (ICTs) in development policy-making : a case of the World Summit on the Information Society (pp. vi, 130 leaves).
Robinson, R. Appropriate technologies for water supply to remote aboriginal outstations (pp. iv, 194 leaves).
Rohwedder, W. J. (1987). Appropriate technology in transition : an organizational analysis. Berkeley: University of California, Berkeley.
Ross, P. V. Appropriate technology needs of missionaries serving in developing countries (pp. v, 122, [124] leaves).
Rushton, J. (1992). Low tech alternative house construction techniques : earth wall construction, timber pole construction, log construction.
Sanderson, K. (1998). The establishment of sustainable farms in the Auckland Region : a critique of planning mechanisms with regard to the implementation of ecologically beneficial technologies in rural areas.
Schwarzkopf, M. J. (2009). Development and evaluation of oriented strandboard bonded with soy-based formaldehyde-free adhesives. from http://hdl.handle.net/1957/11286
Selvaraj, R. A framework for advanced technology selection (pp. ix, 111 leaves).
Shaikh, G. M. (1983). An appraisal of timber harvesting practices and scope for mechanization in Sind, Pakistan.
Sharp, D. S. Strategies for the transfer of appropriate technology to developing countries : the implementation and development of environmental health programs in Tunisia (pp. xvi, 258 leaves).
Singh, H. V. Some aspects of implementing appropriate technology : with special reference to cotton textile industry in India (pp. iv, 374 leaves ; 331 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (D.Phil.)--University of Oxford, 1985.).
Sinnott, A. (2001). Appropriate technology for sustainable development : an analysis of the Ministry for the Environment's organochlorines programme.
Sloniowski, K. Wastewater management and alternative technology : an ecological and socio-economic study (pp. 92 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertation: A Division III examination in the School of Social Science, Hampshire College, May 1996. Chairperson, Robert Rakoff.). Amherst, Mass.: [s n ].
Smith, N. Utilizing nature in the construction industry : biomimicry & energy effiency (pp. viii, 39 leaves).
Somasundaram, D. A study on the process and technique of demonstration in coimbatore district (pp. 101 p+107 Bib+137 tables+116 Fig. Dissertation: M. Sc (Agri.); University of Madras, Coimbatore; 1970; Duraisamy, K.N.).
Spettel, S. C. A framework for the assessment of technologies appropriate for economic development (pp. 65, [10] leaves ; 29 cm Dissertation: M.A.; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 1985).
Subramaniam, V. (2001). A benefit-cost spreadsheet analysis of precision farming technologies for grain producers of varying sizes. Lexington, Ky.: University of Kentucky.
Suriptono. Small scale community based sanitation technology : an Indonesian case study (pp. xxvii, 294 leaves).
Sweeney, A. (1996). Appropriate technology in two-thirds world development : can New Zealand agencies benefit from adopting appropriate technology? : a report with a focus on water resources development in rural Africa http://hdl.handle.net/10182/2588
Sweeney, A. (1996). Appropriate technology in two-thirds world development : can New Zealand agencies benefit from adopting appropriate technology? : a report with a focus on water resources development in rural Africa : a report submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Master of Resource Management [i.e. Master of Science in Resource Management] at Lincoln University.
Tembo, M. Conceptualization of appropriate technology in Lundazi District of rural Zambia (pp. xiv, 276 leaves).
Thiets, R. C. (2008). A method for developing a Triple-Bottom-Line business case for the implementation of alternative fuels and technology Note: Available online, Georgia Institute of Technology http://hdl.handle.net/1853/29659
Thomas, M. Analysis of passive design principles and appropriate technologies for institutional buildings in Auckland (pp. xlvii, 148 leaves).
Thompson, A. M. Technology and development in South Africa (pp. 259 leaves. Dissertation: Thesis (M.A.)--University of South Africa, 1987.). [S.l.: s n ].
Thompson, A. M. (1987). Technology and development in South Africa. {S.l: s n.
Thompson, D. J. L. Appropriate technology - the vital alternative : towards a new approach in development economics (pp. vi, 227 leaves ; 229 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (M.A.) in Economics--University of Maine, 1981.).
Tragakes, E. The political economy of national and international agricultural research (pp. vii, 390 leaves ; 329 cm Dissertation: Ph. D.; University of Maryland, College Park; 1987).
Vroom, W. (2009). Reflexive Biotechnology Development : Studying plant breeding technologies and genomics for agriculture in the developing world Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1871/15971
Wang, Z. W. C.-C. (2010). Shi dang ke ji gai nian yin su jie gou zhi yan jiu = A study of the structure for appropriate technology concept. [Gao xiong shi]: Wang zheng zhong.
Weaver, A. An integrated groundwater study for Chasnigua, Honduras (pp. xii, 104 leaves or p.).
Wekesa, B. W. Building construction technologies for marginalised communities (pp. xvii, 265 leaves).
Wieler, A. F. Appropriate technology design : bike carts and biodiesel (pp. 1 v. (variously paged)). Amherst, Mass.: [s n ].
Williams, C. A. Choice of technology and low-cost housing in Latin America : a case study of selected building block technologies in Cd. Juárez (pp. vii, 165 leaves).
Willoughby, K. W. Appropriate technology : an integrated framework for policy and practice (pp. xii, 461 leaves).
Wright, S. (1985). New police technologies and sub-state conflict control. London: British Library.
Zhang, T. (2012). The renovation of the traditional Chinese courtyard house : a new design design for energy efficiency in north China. http://hdl.handle.net/2292/19509 Note: e-Thesis University of Auckland
