Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Fifty Years of Development -- Building a Climate for Investment, Growth, and Poverty Reduction in India -- Globalization, Reform, and Poverty Reduction: The Challenge and Implications for Indonesia -- Investing in Education and Institutions: The Path to Growth and Poverty Reduction in Pakistan -- Reform, Poverty Reduction, and the New Agenda in China -- A Strategy for Development -- Investment and Poverty: The Role of the International Financial Institutions -- References.
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In September 1973, the Pugwash Movement realigned its sights on international collaboration in scientific and technological research as the surest means of promoting development in the Third World, when at its Twenty-third General Conference at Aulanko, Finland, it came to the conclusion that experience having proved its earlier premises to be false, explorations needed to be made in self-reliance as an alternative strategy. Accordingly, it held a Symposium in June 1975 at Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, which was attended by 20 participants from the three developing continents and from North America and Europe. There were also some observers from UN agencies. At its conclusion, the Symposium directed the author, who had acted as the rapporteur of the Symposium, to prepare a report along the 'outlines' unanimously approved by the participants. The following essay is the result of his labours. It examines the genesis of the concept of self-reliance, explains the concept itself, outlines the transitional steps, spells out the implications for international organizations as well as developing countries, and gives the guidelines of action by the Pugwash Movement itself.
