Dialogue for a New Order. Pergamon Policy Studies on International Development

✍ Scribed by Khadija Haq (Eds.)

• Publisher: Pergamon Press
• Year: 1980
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 308
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page ix, Willy Brandt
Preface, Pages xi-xiii
Introduction to Trade Union of the Third World, Page 1
1 - Unity for a New Order, Pages 3-10, Julius K. Nyerere
2 - Unity Alone is not Strength, Pages 11-21, Shridath S. Ramphal
3 - Heterogeneity and Differentiation — The End for the Third World?, Pages 22-44, Ismail Sabri-Abdalla
4 - Strengthening Third World Negotiating Capacity, Pages 45-59, Kenneth O. Hall
Introduction to A New International Trade Order, Page 61
5 - Recent Trends in International Trade and the Tokyo Round of Negotiations, Pages 63-74, Robert S. McNamara
6 - Compensation for Trade Protectionism, Pages 75-85, Jagdish N. Bhagwati
Introduction to Another Bretton Woods?, Page 87
7 - Key International Monetary Reforms, Pages 89-100, Justinian Rweyemamu
8 - A New Basis for International Resource Transfers, Pages 101-105, Carlos F. Diaz-Alejandro
9 - Restructuring of the World Bank?, Pages 106-135, Fawzy Mansour
Introduction to South-South Cooperation, Page 137
10 - Beyond the Slogan of South-South Cooperation, Pages 139-152, Mahbub ul Haq
11 - Collective Self-Reliance or National Liberation?, Pages 153-169, Samir Amin
12 - Third World Multinationals for Collective Self-Reliance, Pages 170-191, Ismail Sabri-Abdalla
Introduction to Development Choices for the 1980s, Page 193
13 - A Reflective Look at the Formulation of International Development Strategy, Pages 195-201, Jan Tinbergen
14 - Key Elements in the International Development Strategy, Pages 202-218, Kenneth Dadzie
15 - Can Basic Human Needs Be Met by the Year 2000?, Pages 219-231, Paul Streeten
16 - Basic Needs and the New International Economic Order, Pages 232-236, Mahbub ul Haq
Introduction to Policy Options for the Future, Page 237
17 - Structural Change Within the South, Pages 239-246, Raul Prebisch
18 - Structural Change Within the North, Pages 247-255, Richard Jolly
19 - A Global Marshall Plan for the Eighties, Pages 256-269, Barbara Ward
20 - North-South Dialogue — Is There a Future?, Pages 270-287, Mahbub ul Haq
List of Acronyms, Pages 289-290
Index, Pages 291-309
About the Contributors, Pages 310-312