The End of the Third World. Newly Industrializing Countries and the Decline of an Ideology

Author(s)
Harris, Nigel
Primary author
Harris, Nigel
Publisher
Penguin
Place of Publication
London
Date of Publication
1986
Number of Pages
231
Subjects
Africa
Argentina
Asia
Belgium (België, la Belgique)
Brazil
Britain
Chile (Chili)
China
Colombia
Eastern Europe
Egypt
Engels, Friedrich
Europe
France
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Gandhi, Mohandas
Germany
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Iran (Persia)
Israel
Italy
Japan
KMT (China): Guomindang (Kouo-min-tang, Kuo-min-tang) (1911 -)
Keynes, John Maynard
Latin America
Lénin, Vladímir Ilich; leninism
Malaysia
Mao Zedong
Marx, Karl
Mexico
North America
Pakistan (West Pakistan)
Portugal
Singapore
Soekarno, Koesno Sosrodihardjo (Sukarno, Bung Karno)
South Africa
South Korea
Spain (España)
Stálin, Joseph Vissarionovich; stalinism
Taiwan (Formosa)
Thailand (Siam)
Turkey
USA (EEUU): United States of America
USSR: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
Vietnam
World Bank
Yugoslavia
agriculture
automobiles, cars
capital
capitalism
deindustrialisation
dependency
electronics
employment
export
finance
garment and textile
government
ideology
imperialism
industry
inflation
international division of labour
investment
land reform
liberalism
military
money
monopoly capital
national liberation
nationalism
newly industrialized country
poverty
price
privatization
profit
protectionism
public sector
raw materials
reformism
service
ship building
socialism
state
steel
trade, commerce
transport
unemployment
wage, salary
war
working class
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Copy Number
0
Identifier
1F9 / 57 reg16903
Languages
English