This book is a collection of essays exploring the concept of the "Human Factor" as a fundamental foundation for development in Africa. The authors argue that the failure of development programs on the continent is often due to a neglect of human qualities, moral responsibility, and local cultural values. The book emphasizes the importance of developing human character and integrity before imple…
This book presents Michel Guillou's analysis of the importance of dialogue between the North (developed) and South (developing) in building equal cooperation based on freedom. Through an international political and socio-economic perspective, the author highlights the structural barriers that cause global inequality and offers a collaborative approach to creating more equitable relations. With …
This volume examines key political, economic, and social issues affecting Southeast Asia in the post-1945 period. Edited by Parimal Kumar Das, the book compiles scholarly contributions that analyze peace efforts, development challenges, regional security concerns, and socioeconomic transitions across various Southeast Asian nations. By presenting diverse perspectives from researchers and practi…
This edited volume analyzes the role of ASEAN within a rapidly changing Pacific and global economic environment. The contributors examine the external economic relations of Southeast Asian nations, the development of regional industries, and the broader impact of international economic trends on ASEAN member states. The book discusses shifts in global trade patterns, resource-based industries, …
This book contains a collection of essays by S. Herbert Frankel that examine the relationship between international investment, social change, and economic development in underdeveloped countries. Frankel examines how foreign capital influences social structure, economic growth, and modernization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Through economic and social analysis, this book provides a deep…
This study by Paul S. Gray examines the structure, leadership, and development of trade unions in Ghana, focusing on their role in the country’s economic and social transformation. Drawing on interviews, archival materials, and field research, the book analyzes how union leadership shapes labor relations, worker participation, and national development policies. It highlights the evolution of …
Man and Development is a collection of essays by Julius K. Nyerere that examines the concept of human and social development as the foundation of Ujamaa ideology in Tanzania. The book emphasizes that development is not merely economic growth, but also the enhancement of human dignity, equitable distribution of prosperity, and social solidarity. Nyerere critiques the materialistic Western model …
The book Indonesia and Korea: Policy Issues for Long Term Development Cooperation is a collection of papers presented at the Third Indonesia‑Korea Conference, held in Sanur, Bali on December 14–16, 1981. This book discusses various aspects of long-term development cooperation between Indonesia and South Korea, especially in the context of international economic relations, investment, techno…
Socialist Transformation of Indian Economy by Gyan Chand provides an analytical study of India’s efforts to shape its economic development within a socialist-oriented framework. The book evaluates India’s economic structure, social conditions, and political foundations during the transition from colonial rule to a planned economic system. Chand examines major policy initiatives, land reform…
India’s Rural Development: An Assessment of Alternatives examines the various strategies, programs, and policy approaches that have shaped rural development in India. Marcus Franda analyzes governmental initiatives, community-based projects, agricultural reforms, and rural modernization efforts from both economic and political perspectives. The book evaluates the successes and limitations of …