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Global rift

Leften Stavros Stavrianos

1981

The politics of underdevelopment

Gerald A. Heeger

1974

Political capacity in developing societies

A. H. Somjee

1982

Persistent poverty

George L. Beckford

1983

Small is possible

George McRobie

1981

Economic development

Theodore Morgan

1969

Intervention and revolution

Richard J. Barnet

1968

Law and policy in petroleum development

Kamal Hossain

1979

The challenge of world poverty

Gunnar Myrdal

1970

Equlity, the third world and economic delusion

Bauer, P. T.

1981

The voice of the poor

John Kenneth Galbraith

1983

Amazon town

Charles Wagley

1953

Political development and social change

Jason Leonard Finkle

1966

How the other half dies

Susan George

1977

Commodity exports and economic development

F. Gerard Adams

1982

Twenty-five years of economic development, 1950 to 1975

David Morawetz

1977

World economic development

Herman Kahn

1979

The developing nations

Robert E. Gamer

1988

Macro models for developing countries

Lance Taylor

1979

Pharmaceuticals and health in the Third World

Surendra J. Patel

1983

Society, politics & economic development

Irma Adelman

1967

Imperialism and underdevelopment

Robert I. Rhodes

1971

The debt trap

Cheryl Payer

1974

Some conceptual approaches to the study of modernization

David E. Apter, David Ernest Apter

1968

Defense and economic growth in developing countries

Emile Benoit

1973

Human resources as the wealth of nations. --

Frederick Harris Harbison

1973

Food first

Frances Moore Lappé, Joseph Collins

1977

Rich and poor countries

Singer, Hans Wolfgang

1977

Modern economic growth

Simon Kuznets

1966

Urban development inthe Third World

Mohammad A. Qadeer

1983

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