Poverty amidst plenty : world political economy and distributive justice

XIV, 270 S.

Includes index

What is justice? / John Arthur and William H. Shaw -- What is political economy? / Martin Staniland -- What is poverty? / The Independent Commission on International Development Issues (The Brandt Commission) -- What is relative poverty? / Paul Harrison -- What is the economics that really matters? / Gerald M. Meier -- Why do the poor stay poor? : urban bias in world development / Michael Lipton -- Who gets how much of what? : a simple illustration / Michael P. Todaro -- Who gets what, how much--and where? / David M. Smith -- Drawing the poverty line / Malcolm Gillis ... [et al.] -- Ugly facts and fancy models : poverty in the Third World / Keith Griffin and Azizur Rahman Khan -- Politics, population, and the pathways to poverty / William M. Murdoch.

Inequality in the Third World : an assessment of competing explanations / Atul Kohli ... [et al.] -- Equity for whom? / Richard F. Fagen -- Class formation in the periphery / James Petras -- Class, capital, and the autonomy of states / Martin Staniland -- Models of development and social change / Paul Steidlmeier -- The second image reversed : impact of the international economy on domestic politics / Peter Gourevitch -- Imperialism, dependency, and world capitalism : a historical outline / Anthony Brewer -- Marxism and dependency / V. Kubálková and A.A. Cruickshank -- Dependency theory and modern world systems : a liberal critique / Robert Gilpin -- The multinational corporation and the law of uneven development / Stephen Hymer.

Dependent development and the product cycle / Peter Evans -- The global factory : foreign assembly in international trade / Joseph Grunwald and Kenneth Flamm -- The core-periphery structure of production and jobs : the internationalizing of production / Robert W. Cox -- Justice in the International Society of States / Terry Nardin -- Three levels of justice : national, international, and global / W.H. Smith -- Global egalitarianism : can we make out a case? / Charles Beitz -- The liberal international economic order / Miriam Camps, with Catherine Gwin --Protectionism and the myths of liberal doctrine / Susan Strange -- What the Third World really wants / Stephen D. Krasner -- The International Monetary Fund, conditionality, and basic needs / Richard E. Feinberg -- The future of distributive justice / Robert O. Keohane.

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