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Policy Within and Across Developing Nations

In: Routledge Revivals Ser

Nagel, Stuart S.

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Abstract

Cover -- Half Title -- Dedication -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- PART I: POLICY WITHIN DEVELOPING NATIONS -- 1 Improving Developmental Policy -- Suggestions from Africa -- Supplementary Ideas Based on China in June 1989 -- The Philippines in 1990 -- 2 Win-Win Developmental Administration -- Ideology versus Technology -- Personnel Administration -- Financial Administration -- 3 Emergency Nations in 1996 -- Meaning -- Social Indicators -- Trends -- 4 Postwar Developments: Bosnia and Public Policy -- Basic Concepts -- Bosnia -- Applicability Elsewhere -- Economic Policy -- Unemployment, Inflation and Growth -- Sectors of the Economy -- Social Policy -- Engineering and Science Policy -- Physical Planning -- Science Policy -- Political Policy -- International Relations -- Legal Policy -- Legal Issues -- Civil Liberties -- Some Possible Next Steps -- Bosnia -- Applicability Elsewhere -- PART II: POLICY ACROSS DEVELOPING NATIONS -- 5 Peace Studies and Research Centers -- Educating for Planetary Consciousness -- War and the Ability to Perceive Reality -- Peace Studies Programs -- Peace Research Centers -- 6 Mini-symposium on Inter- and Intranational Dispute Resolution -- Disputes between Sovereign Nations -- A Joint Perspective -- Two Separate Perspectives -- Disputes between Controlling Countries and Colonies or Quasi-colonies -- The Alternatives -- The Goals -- Scoring the Relations -- A Super-optimum Solution -- Disputes between Central Governments and Secessionist Provinces -- Super-optimizing Applied to Russian Secession -- Finding a Super-optimum Solution -- Disputes between Conflicting Nations within a Country -- Super-optimizing Applied to Civil War in Yugoslavia -- Post-Civil War Dispute Resolution by Ivan Grdesic