The Challenges of South-South Cooperation

Abstract

Cover -- Half Title -- About the Book and Editors -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART 1 INTERNAL ASPECTS -- General Approach -- 1 Factors of Interregional and Regional Co-operation -- 2 Organizational Infrastructure for Self-Reliance: The Non-Aligned Countries and the Group of 77 -- 3 The Non-Aligned Movement: Its Economic Organization and NIEO Perspectives -- 4 Regional Co-operation Among Developing Countries: The Operational Modality of ECDC -- Sectoral Approach -- 5 Trade Among Developing Countries: Trends, Patterns and Prospects -- 6 Co-operative Monetary Action: A Few Suggestions for the Developing Countries -- 7 Monetary and Payments Agreements Among Developing Countries -- 8 The Role of Developing Countries' Multinational Companies -- 9 Multinational Companies of Developing Countries: The Issue of Correct Policies -- 10 Multinational Joint Venture Companies of Developing Countries as Instruments of Economic Integration for Development: Arab Countries' Experience -- 11 Strategy and Potentials for Establishing Multinational Enterprises of Developing Countries -- 12 ECDC/TCDC in the Field of Agriculture -- 13 Southeast Asian Experience in Industrial Joint Ventures -- 14 Sectoral Industrial Planning in the Andean Group -- 15 ECDC/TCDC and Communication Development -- 16 Information and Communication: ECDC/TCDC Implications -- PART 2 EXTERNAL ASPECTS -- 17 North-South and South-South: The North and ECDC -- 18 The Role of Transnational Corporations: Implications for Economic and Technical Co-operation Among Developing Countries -- 19 Transnational Corporations and Technical Cooperation Among Developing Countries -- 20 ECDC/TCDC: The Role of Telematics -- 21 Technology Transfer Between Developing Countries and Eastern Europe: Mechanisms, Obstacles and Prospects.