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Prologue -- What Ghostwriting Is and Isn't -- Modern Profession, Ancient Art -- Why This Book? -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Authenticity and Ethics in Ghostwriting -- Communication, Self-Deception, and the Limits of Authenticity -- The Problem of Agency -- The Challenge of Ascribing Authorship -- A Model for Ethical Analysis -- Is It Ghostwriting? -- Why Was a Ghostwriter Involved? What Alternatives Were Available? -- Whose Interests Are at Stake in the Project? -- What Consequences May Result from a Decision to Use a Ghostwriter?

'Overcentralization in Economic Administration' (1959) was the first book written by an Eastern European and published in the West that openly criticized socialist central planning. In this work the distinguished economist János Kornai begins a lifelong study of the economic organization of centrally planned economies. Professor Kornai's aim in this book was to observe the reality of the working socialist system, and to draw conclusions that were not distorted by the laws of Marxist political economy. He provided a lucid and coherent account of conditions, along with normative recommendations which influenced the Hungarian reform process, culminating in the economic changes of 1968.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- The Limitations of the Special Case -- Twenty Leading Questions on the Teaching of Economics -- Economic Theory and the Underdeveloped Countries -- What we do not know about the Economics of Development in Low Income Societies -- The Use and Abuses of Models in Development Planning -- The Economics of Educational Planning: Sense and Nonsense -- Teaching Economic Development in the United Kingdom. Some Analytical Aspects -- Teaching Economic Development at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague -- Teaching Economic Development at Manchester -- Opening Remarks by Mrs. Joan Robinson -- Speakers in the Discussion: Paul Streeten, E. E. Hagen, Thomas Balogh, Dudley Seers, G. D. N. Worswick, John Knapp, E. Eshag, W. H. Beckett, Nicholas Kaldor, I. M. D. Little, E. E. Hagen, Thomas Balogh, Paul Streeten, A. H. Hanson, Mrs. Joan Robinson, R. P. Sinha, Colin Clark, Nicholas Kaldor, Colin Clark, H. Myint, E. E. Hagen, R. F. Kahn, Nicholas Kaldor, L. J. Zimmerman, Alec Nove, A. H. Hanson, E. R. Rado, Dudley Seers, W. Thomas, Max Gluckman -- Speakers in the Discussion: L. J. Zimmerman, E. F. Jackson, Kurt Martin, Mrs. Edith Penrose, Kenneth Berrill, Miss Phyllis Deane, W. H. Beckett, Preben Munthe, I. G. Stewart, Thomas Wilson, L. J. Zimmerman, Thomas Balogh, Alec Nove, G. D. N. Worswick, O. H. Morris, Dudley Seers, Robert Cassen, Nicholas Kaldor, A. H. Hanson, Paul Streeten, Thomas Balogh, J. R. Parkinson, L. J. Zimmerman, G. D. N. Worswick -- Index