Third World Policies of Industrialized Nations

"A superb collection of comparative economic aid analyses. The editors, both of whom are political scientists, have faithfully stuck to their stated task of providing an introduction to the foreign economic policies [of] the major industrialized nations' toward the developing states. The book is divided into three parts: in the first Europe is selected for discussion of its role in providing aid to the Third World; in the second North America and Japan; the third part is a combination of the approaches of the Netherlands, the European Community, and the Soviet Union. The inclusion of the Soviet Union is a unique contribution. ... This work is not only timely but essential reading for international relations and comparative politics specialists. Strongly recommended for a wide range of libraries and reading audiences--academic and general."-Choice