The Third World: opposing viewpoints, [chapters 1-5]

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Presents opposing viewpoints on various economic, social, and humanitarian issues involving the developing countries of the Third World.

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Full title :The Third World : opposing viewpoints, [chapters 1-5] / edited, with an introduction by David L. Bender.

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Presents opposing viewpoints on various economic, social, and humanitarian issues involving the developing countries of the Third World.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:©1989.

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Publisher(s):Greenhaven Press
Place of Publication:San Diego, CA
Language:eng
Publication Date:©1989.

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Description:5 volumes ; : 22 cm.

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ISBN:0899089356, 9780899089355, 0899089364, 9780899089362, 0899089372, 9780899089379, 0899089380, 9780899089386, 0899089399, 9780899089393
oclc:ocm21062140
LC Classification:HC59.7
Dewey Decimal:001

chapter 1. Why is the Third World poor?--chapter 2. Why are human rights threatened in the Third World?--chapter 3. Does U.S. foreign aid benefit the Third World?--chapter 4. What policies would promote Third World development?--chapter 5. How can Third World debt be reduced?

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Debt relief Debt relief -- Developing countries developing countries Developing countries -- Economic condit… Developing countries -- Economic policy Economic assistance Economic assistance -- Developing count… Economic history Economic policy Human rights Human rights -- Developing countries