Politics

North-South: A Program for Survival

Independent Commission on International Developme

North-South describes the current world unused factories and mass unemployment in rich countries, and desperate, unmet needs in the poorer countries.

It explains how this situation came about and how relationships between rich and poor countries have changed over the last three decades.

Dimensions

18 x 11 cm

Pages

304

Publisher

Pan Books, London, 1980.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: English.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, very good condition

Damages or inconvenience notice:

Slight damage to the cover
Yellowed pages

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