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Three worlds of development; the theory and practice of international stratification.

Title
Three worlds of development; the theory and practice of international stratification.
Author
Horowitz, Irving Louis.
Publication
New York, Oxford University Press, 1972.

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Description
xxx, 556 pages; 24 cm
Summary
"...Quite simply, the book hypothesizes that viewed from an economic, a political, a military, or a social perspective the world exists in a condition of unstable equilibrium, specifically, in a triadic relationship: the First World led by the United States, the Second World led by the Soviet Union, and the Third World comprising the Afro-Asian bloc and portions of Latin America. This Third World is as incapable of preserving its goals and its functions apart from either of the major power centers as it was five years ago. Meanwhile, the Cold War involves three players rather than two. Every calculation of the United States by the Soviet Union bears consequences for the structure of the Third World. Every evaluation of the Soviet Union by the United States requires that a similar evaluation be made of Third World elite and mass sentiment..." -- Preface to the second edition.
Subject
  • Since 1945
  • Economic development
  • Economic history > 1945-
  • Social history > 1945-
  • World politics > 1945-1989
  • economic development
  • Economic history
  • Social history
  • World politics
  • Sociaal-economische ontwikkeling
  • Internationalisatie
  • Oost-Westverhouding
  • Ontwikkelingsproblematiek
  • Sociologische aspecten
  • Underdeveloped areas
  • Social change
  • Politics and government
  • Foreign relations
  • Capitalism
  • Communism
  • Economic history > 1945-1971
  • Entwicklungsländer
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Part 1: Foundations of Development -- Sociology of Three Worlds -- Ideology of Three Worlds -- Morphology of Three Worlds -- Psychology of Three Worlds -- Part 2: Models and Modes of Development -- The First World of United States Development -- The Second World of Soviet Development -- The United States, the Soviet Union, and the Third World -- The United Nations and the Third World -- Part 3: Third World in Development -- Community and Society: Alternative Developmental Models -- Expropriation and Taxation: The Economic Pivot -- Party Charisma: Political Practices and Principles -- The Organization and Ideology of Militarism -- Personality and Social Structure in Comparative International Development -- Politicians, Bureaucrats, and Decision-Making -- Technologists, Sociologists, and Development -- Part 4: Principles and Policies of Development -- Dilemmas and Decisions in Development -- Social Conflict and Social Development -- Paradigms and Principles in Development: Mutationis Tractatus -- Research Priorities for the Second Development Decade.
ISBN
  • 019501524X
  • 9780195015249
  • 0195015231
  • 9780195015232
LCCN
79183868
OCLC
  • ocm00348451
  • 348451
  • SCSB-106379
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library