Robinson, Robinson RobinsonDeveloping the Third World
The Experience of the Nineteen-Sixties
Herausgeber: Robinson, Ronald F. R. I. C .
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I. General Perspective: 1. Practical politics of economic development Ronald Robinson
2. Development decade in perspective Gerald M. Meier
3. Obstacles to progress Cambridge Conference Report
Part II. Industrialisation: 4. Role of industry in Pakistan's development plan Khalid Ikram
5. Promotion of Indian industrial development V. K. Ramaswami
6. The role of industry Cambridge Conference Report
7. Industrialisation through 'intermediate technology' E. F. Schumacher
8. Technology, employment and culture Cambridge Conference Report
9. Latin American industrial development Nuno F. de Figueiredo
Part III. Rural Development: 10. Historic role of agriculture in development Sir Joseph Hutchinson
11. Social attitudes to agriculture K. A. Busia
12. Planning the rural sector Tarlok Singh
13. Priorities in agricultural production and rural industry Edmundo Flores
14. Land reform Erich Jacoby
Part IV. The Role of Government: 15. Mobilising internal resources through taxation Stanley Please
16. Does 'Kaldorian Fiscalism' work? Cambridge Conference Report
17. Administrative obstacles to development Rashid Ibrahim
18. Difficulties in public administration Cambridge Conference Report
Part V. Aid: 19. Effectiveness of foreign assistance Hollis B. Chenery
20. Criteria for allocating aid Cambridge Conference Report
21. Bilateral aid Lord Balogh
22. Roles of bilateral and multilateral aid Cambridge Conference Report
23. The case for economic aid Ronald Robinson
Appendices
Endnotes
Index.
