A bias for hope : : essays on development and Latin America
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New Haven:
Yale University Press,
1971..
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Table of Contents:
- Economics and investment planning: reflections based on experience in Colombia
- Economic development, research and development, and policy making: some converging views (with Charles E. Lindblom)
- The political economy of import-substituting industrialization in Latin America
- Industrial development in the Brazilian Northeast and the tax credit scheme of Article 34/18
- Primary products and substitutes: Should technological progress be policed?
- Abrazo versus coexistence
- Second thoughts on the alliance for progress
- Critical comments on foreign aid strategies
- The stability of neutralism
- Foreign aid: a critique and a proposal with Richard M. Bird
- How to divest in Latin America, and why
- Economic policy in underdeveloped countries
- Ideologies of economic development in Latin America
- Obstacles to development: a classification and a quasi-vanishing act
- Underdevelopment, obstacles to the perception of change, and leadership
- The search for paradigms as a hindrance to understanding.