02023nam a2200229Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000200006902000340008905000180012308200160014110000370015724500910019426000380028530000150032335000090033850000290034750512730037665000830164965000610173279351BIBL20191029021705.0731219s1972    ilu      b    00010 eng    a 77130379 //r85  a0812902157a081296179X (pbk.)0 aHC59.7b.C653  a330.9/172/410aCornehls, James V.ecomp.2Local10aEconomic development and economic growthcedited with an introd. by James V. Cornehls.0 aChicagobQuadrangle Books,c[1972]  aix, 286 p.  a8.95  a"A New York times book."0 aFor want of 3.94, by P. and P. Streit.--Latin-American shantytown, by S. Schulman.--Village of hunger and lethargy, by J. A. Lukas.--Analysis of the population explosion, by K. Davis.--"It's God's will. Why interfere?" By J. Lelyveid.--Beautiful, cruel, explosive: Haiti, by T. Szulc.--Survival issues for the new Africa, by G. H. T. Kimble.--Chile's nightmare: case study of inflation, by T. Szulc.--"We've never had it so bad," by K. Singh.--When generals take over in Latin America, by H. L. Matthews.--Myths about Africa, and the reality, by C. Bowles.--Iraq tries "operation bootstrap," by H. Lehrman.--Petronillo learns to write his name, by A. Howard.--The Negev: challenge and hope, by S. S. King.--Why Nigeria is "different," by D. E. Lilienthal.--Change comes to Africa's villages, by B. Ward.--Mexico follows a "solo camino," by K. Botsford.--How life has changed in a Cuban sugar mill town, by J. Yglesias.--Economic NATO for one billion, by B. Ward.--Foreign aid? Yes, but with a new approach, by J. W. Fulbright.--Lesson in foreign aid policy, by P. and P. Streit.--We help build the population bomb, by W. Vogt.--With the guerrillas in Guatemala, by A. Howard.--"A revolution without the execution wall," by B. Collier.--Suggested reading (p. [277]-278) 0aDeveloping CountriesxEconomic conditionsxAddresses, essays, lectures.2Local 0aEconomic developmentxAddresses, essays, lectures2Local