International Development Co-operation: Selected Essays by H. W. Singer on Aid and the United Nation

Acknowledgements Preface Introduction: D.J.Shaw PART I: POSTWAR DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE Lessons of Postwar Development Experience: 1945-88 The 1990s: On To Fortune of Bound in Miseries PART II: REFORM OF THE UNITED NATIONS The Bretton Wood System: Historical Perspective Revitalizing the United Nations PART III: DEBT AND DEBT SERVICING The Debt Issue: An Historical Perspective Debt Pressures, Adjustment Policies and Deterioration of the Terms of Trade for Developing Countries Beyond the Debt Crisis PART IV: STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT AND STABILIZATION Are Structural Adjustment Programmes Successful? Alternative Approaches to Adjustment and Stabilization PART V: FOOD AID The Opportunity and the Challenge: H.W.Singer's Contribution to the International Debate on Food Aid; D.J.Shaw Index