Conflict and Change in the 1990s

A challenge to researchers willing to be activists, Richard Jolly; Adam Smith - forebear of development studies, H.W. Singer; equity, equality and appropriate distribution, Des Gasper; are government aid and private charity morally on a par?, Nigel Dower; some aspects of the present discussion of lawyers on the place of law in development, Anthony Carty; the aid and trade provision as strategic policy, Oliver Morrissey; multilateral development banks and Canadian foreign aid, Jean-Philippe Therien and Maryse Robert; economic nationalism and the regulation of multinational enterprises, P.T. Muchlinski; perestroika and the strategies for Third World development, Vaman Rao; the role of the south in a chaotic world, Frances Stewart; liberalization of agricultural markets - an institutional approach, Anne M. Thompson and Lawrence D. Smith; north-south co-operation in tackling threats to the global environment - a legal perspective on current trends and prospects, John Woodliffe; transfers versus licences as incentives to governments for environmental correctives, Anthony Clunies Ross.