The book traces the evolution of Mahbub ul Haq's thinking on development, and highlights its impact on global, regional and national policy debates, and relevance to today's headline events. The four parts of the book show Haq's contributions to the larger development debate from the 1960s to the 1990s, including on issues ranging from global governance, sustainable development, trade and debt, to food security, gender equality, and nuclear disarmament.
The book traces the evolution of Mahbub ul Haq's thinking on development, and highlights its impact on global, regional and national policy debates, and relevance to today's headline events. The four parts of the book show Haq's contributions to the larger development debate from the 1960s to the 1990s, including on issues ranging from global governance, sustainable development, trade and debt, to food security, gender equality, and nuclear disarmament.
Khadija Haq is President at Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, Lahore, Pakistan. Professor, Department of History, and Dean, Arts Faculty, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata.
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List of Tables and Boxes List of Abbreviations Mahbub ul Haq: A Profile Preface Introduction by Khadija Haq Part 1: The Sixties 1: Formulating a Development Strategy in Pakistan 2: Preparation of Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan 3: National Development Plans and Regional Trade 4: Rational for Government Controls in Pakistan 5: An Analysis of Tied Credits 6: Foreign Assistance: Some Critical Issues 7: Investment in Scientific Research Part 2: The Seventies 8: Mismanagement of Pakistan's Economy and Choices for the 1970s 9: Development, Employment, and Income Distribution 10: The Crisis in Development Strategies 11: Industrialization and Trade Policies in the 1970s: Developing Country Alternatives 12: Third World and the Old Economic Order 13: Key Elements of the New International Economic Order 14: Pakistan's Twenty-two Families Part 3: The Eighties 15: Personal Reflections on the World of the 1990s 16: Four Proposals for a Sane Global Food Order 17: The World Bank in the Eighties 18: Proposal for an IMF Debt Refinancing Subsidiary 19: UNCTAD VII: Compulsions for a New Beginning 20: Global Economic Management in the 1990s 21: United Nations' Role in Human Development Part 4: The Nineties 22: Development Requires New Models 23: Triumph of the Human Spirit 24: The Future of North-South Relations 25: Goals for the World Summit for Social Development 26: Human Destiny Is a Choice 27: A Prescription for Beijing 28: Human Development Paradigm for South Asia 29: Human Security for South Asia About the Editor Index
List of Tables and Boxes List of Abbreviations Mahbub ul Haq: A Profile Preface Introduction by Khadija Haq Part 1: The Sixties 1: Formulating a Development Strategy in Pakistan 2: Preparation of Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan 3: National Development Plans and Regional Trade 4: Rational for Government Controls in Pakistan 5: An Analysis of Tied Credits 6: Foreign Assistance: Some Critical Issues 7: Investment in Scientific Research Part 2: The Seventies 8: Mismanagement of Pakistan's Economy and Choices for the 1970s 9: Development, Employment, and Income Distribution 10: The Crisis in Development Strategies 11: Industrialization and Trade Policies in the 1970s: Developing Country Alternatives 12: Third World and the Old Economic Order 13: Key Elements of the New International Economic Order 14: Pakistan's Twenty-two Families Part 3: The Eighties 15: Personal Reflections on the World of the 1990s 16: Four Proposals for a Sane Global Food Order 17: The World Bank in the Eighties 18: Proposal for an IMF Debt Refinancing Subsidiary 19: UNCTAD VII: Compulsions for a New Beginning 20: Global Economic Management in the 1990s 21: United Nations' Role in Human Development Part 4: The Nineties 22: Development Requires New Models 23: Triumph of the Human Spirit 24: The Future of North-South Relations 25: Goals for the World Summit for Social Development 26: Human Destiny Is a Choice 27: A Prescription for Beijing 28: Human Development Paradigm for South Asia 29: Human Security for South Asia About the Editor Index
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