Survival and Change in the Third World

Introduction Mary Thorpe, Lecutrer in educational technology, Open University ; THE MAKING OF THIRD WORLD ECONOMIES ; 1. The expansion of Europe: H Bernstein, Director of External Programme, Wye College, University of London, and B Crow, Lecturer in Third World Studies, Open University. 2. Labour regimes and social change under colonialism: Henry Bernstein. ; THIRD WORLD ECONOMIES: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK ; 3. Production and producers: some concept and issues 4. Development 1: variations on capitalism 5. Development 2: variations on socialism and nationalism 6. National economies: diversity and integration:Henry Bernstein ; PRODUCTION AND PRODUCERS IN AGRICULTURE ; 7. Developing production on the land: H Johnson, Lecturer in Agricultural Development, Autonomous University of Honduras, and B Crow. 8. Survival and change on the land: H Johnson 9. New technology and new masters for the Indian countryside: Terry Byres, Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of London, and B Crow. ; PRODUCTION AND PRODUCERS IN INDUSTRY ; 10. Industry and industrialization: D Wield, Lecturer in the Technology Faculty, Open University. 11. Industrialization in Brazil: the miracle and its aftermath: John Humphrey, Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, Brighton and D Wield. 12. Making a living: D Wield. ; INTEGRATION IN THE WORLD ECONOMY ; 13. Dominance and dependency in the world economy: D Elson, Lecturer in Economics, University of Manchester. 14. Divisions of labour or labour divided? - international relocation of industry: D Wield and E Rhodes. 15. The IMF and mechanisms of integration: L Harris, Professor of Economics, Open University. 16. Conclusion: The invidious dilemmas of capitalist development: B Crow.