[책: P. T. Bauer's] Dissent on Development

출처: P. T. Bauer. Dissent on Development. 2nd edn. Harvard University Press. 1976.
자료: 구글도서

주요 차례:

Introduction to the Revised Edition  (p. 17)

1. The Vicious Circle of Poverty and the Widening Gap
  A. The Vicious Circle (p. 31): Section 1 ~ 8
  B. A Widening Gap?  (p. 49): Section 9 ~ 17

2. Dissent on Development
  A. Comprehensive Central Planning (p. 69): Section 1 ~ 11
  B. Foreign Aid  (p. 96): Section 12 ~ 19

  Appendix to Part A: Specific Arguments for Planning

3. The Economics of Resentment: Colonialism and Underdevelopment  (p. 147)
  1. Colonial Status and Material Progress  (p. 147)
  2. Colonialism as Exploitation?  (p. 150)
  3. Colonialism and Sovereignty  (p. 152)
  4. A Legacy of Colonialism  (p. 153)
  5. ~ 8.

4. Marxism and the Underdeveloped Countries  (p. 164)
  1. Pertinent Elements of Marxism  (p. 164)
  2. External Exploitation  (p. 165)
  3. Interpretation of Imperialism  (p. 167)
  4. Political and Economic Independence  (p. 168)
  5. Prerequisite of Progress  (p. 171)
  6. Policy Prescriptions of Marxism-Leninism  (p. 173)
  7. Appeal of Marxism-Leninism  (p. 175)
  8. Special Appeal in Poor Countries  (p. 177)
  9. Debasement of the Language  (p. 180)

5. Asian Vistas  (p. 183)
  1. Mainsprings of Progress  (p. 183)
  2. Reinterpretation of Planning  (p. 185)
  3. Transformation of Man and Society  (p. 189)
  4. Hostility to the Prosperous  (p. 197)
  5. Compulsory Standardisation and its Implications  (p. 198)
  6. Raising Income as Ground for Compulsion  (p. 200)
  7. Comprehensive Planning: Objectives and Corollaries  (p. 203)
  8. Provenance of Resources and the Role of the Intellectuals  (p. 205)
  9. Planning as an Axiom  (p. 207)
  10. The Rural Sector  (p. 208)
  11. Expectations from Birth Control  (p. 212)
  12. Economic Change in South-East Asia  (p. 215)
  13. ~ 15.

 Appendix: Technical Apparatus and Some Preoccupations of the Book

6. A Critique of UNCTAD  (p. 234)
  1. ~ 15.

7. Economics as a Form of Technical Assistance  (p.272)
  1. Some Relevant Theory  (p. 272)
  2. Some Ambiguities  (p. 276)
  3. The Value of Economic History  (p. 277)
  4. The Problems of Ceteris Paribus  (p. 279)
  5. Variables and Parameters  (p. 281)
  6. Selection of Variables  (p. 282)
  7. Importance of Fundamentals  (p. 286)
  8. Disregard of Standards  (p. 289)

8. Study of Underdeveloped Economies  (p. 291)
  1. The Relevance of Economics  (p. 291)
  2. Difficulties and Opportunities  (p. 292)
  3. Two Unsuccessful Approaches  (p. 294)
  4. Some Instances of Progress  (p. 296)
  5. Differences in Economic Aptitudes  (p. 298)
  6. External Contracts and Economic Progress  (p. 300)
  7. The Limitations of Formal Theory  (p. 303)
  8. Cooperation between Disciplines  (p. 304)

List of Works Cited  (p. 307)

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