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In this survey of the field of intonational development policies, Sidney Dell challenges conventional wisdom and provides a rationale for a more cooperative and constructive approach to world development. Assessing the management of the global economy by the major economic powers and the policies that caused he world economy to lose momentum in the 1970s and 1980s, dell directs his study to industrial countries which must, he claims, take responsibility for creating an environment favorable to Third World development.