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Developing countries, economic conditions

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The new wealth of nations

Guy Sorman

1990

The quest for prosperity

Justin Yifu Lin

2012

Beating the odds

Justin Yifu Lin

2017

From modernization to modes of production

John G. Taylor

1979

Agricultural development in the Third World

Carl K. Eicher

1984

Economic development

Stephen C. Smith, Michael P. Todaro

1994 ★ 3.9

Capitalism and Development

Leslie Sklair

1994

The strategy of international development

Singer, Hans Wolfgang

1975

Encountering development

Arturo Escobar

1995

Communication for development in the Third World

Srinivas R. Melkote

1991

Rural development in the Third World

C. J. Dixon, Chris Dixon

1990

Globalization and Its Discontents

Joseph E. Stiglitz

2003

The developing countries and the world economic order

Lars Anell

1980

The urban world

J. John Palen

1981

Shared Space

Milton Santos

1979

BRICs and Emerging Economies in Comparative Perspective

Uwe Becker

2013

How developing countries trade

Sheila Page

1994

The Samaritan's Dilemma

Deborah Stone

2008

The debt boomerang

Susan George

1992

Health economics

Alan L. Sorkin

1975

Global rift

Leften Stavros Stavrianos

1981

Food, the state, and international political economy

W. Ladd Hollist, F. LaMond Tullis

1986

Challenges to the World Bank and IMF

Ariel Buira

2003

Beyond the World Bank Agenda

Howard Stein

2008

Till världskapitalismens försvar

Johan Norberg

2001

The global economic system

Iain Wallace

1989

Development methods and approaches critical reflections

Jo Rowlands

2003

Economic development

Theodore Morgan

1969

International development

Damien Kingsbury

2012

Growth and development

A. P. Thirlwall

1983

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