256 Pages
by
Routledge
224 Pages
by
Routledge
Also available as eBook on:
This book, a valuable reference for students of policy and politics, considers policies towards trade, technology transfer and multinational investment as well as general monetary policies and discusses how development policies may be improved.
Chapter 1 Introduction, C.J. Jepma; Chapter 2 Opening Address to the Conference by the Minister for Development Co-operation of the Netherlands, P. Bukman; PART I Structural Changes in the North-South Context; Chapter 3 Development, Security and North-South Relations: A Look into the Future, G.O. Barney, M.G. Jenner; Chapter 4 New Thinking in Industrial Co-operation between North and South, H.P.F. Wiesebach; Chapter 5 Protection, Trade and Development, L. B. M. Mennes, J. Kol; PART II Development Lending; Chapter 6 Conditionality: A Double Paradox, P. Streeten; Chapter 7 Private and Official Capital Flows to Developing Countries, A. Lanyi; Chapter 8 Development Lending and Conditionality, V. Thomas, K. Meyers; PART III The Effectiveness of Aid Policy; Chapter 9 Aid Evaluation — Its Scope and Limits, R.H. Cassen; Chapter 10 The Macro-economic Effects of Foreign Aid: Issues and Evidence, J. de Melo; Chapter 11 Some Broad Development Policy Scenarios, C.J. Jepma;
Biography
Jepma, C. J.
