Titlebook: North-South and South-South; Essays on Internatio Frances Stewart Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Alternative Approaches to North-South Negotiationshird World countries’ independence, and their increasing recognition of the gap in . incomes between North and South. While this gap may not have widened in relative terms, it has certainly widened in absolute terms over this period. The questions at issue relate to the ‘rules’ of the game — whether

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Recent Theories of International Trade: Some Implications for the Southhe new theories were a response to two deficiencies in the H-O paradigm. First, the oversimplified and often patently unrealistic, assumptions behind H-O, especially in the simplest textbook versions: these include ‘perfect competition, international identity of production functions and factors, non

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Money and South-South Cooperatione pattern of development. From this perspective it would appear that the important international arrangements are those that regulate flows of goods and services and of investment, technology and labour: trade agreements, and rules or codes of conduct concerning investment, technology and labour wou

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The International Debt Situation and North-South Relationsnoring particular interests. In order to make progress in identifying obstacles to reform in North-South relationships and in formulating proposals with more likelihood of success, it is necessary to examine the particular interests involved in each of the major issues, and how they would be affecte

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Back to Keynesianism: Reforming the IMFut by John Maynard Keynes. Keynes believed that the prosperity of nations — in particular, their levels of production and employment — did not need to be the unplanned outcome of an uncoordinated and erratic system, but could be controlled by government. At a national level, this revolution in theor

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