Development.
Contributors: Stanford University. School of Law.
Series: Stanford journal of international studies,; v. 6
Publisher: Stanford University School of Law]
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
Subjects: Economic development.; Developing countries -- Economic conditions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Articles: The challenge of development, by L. B. Pearson. Survival and development, by B. Ward. Religion in the politics of economic development, by Hon. Soedjatmoko. Technology transfer and LDC's: a proposal for a preferential patent system, by J. H. Barton. Trade preferences and the export of manufactures from developing countries, by J. S. Hanson. Multinational portfolio diversification in developing countries, by D. R. Lessard. The European company: its promise and problems, by S. Cheris and E. Fischer. The convention on the settlement of investment disputes, by P. K. O'Hare. Commodity regulation in a developing country: the Sugar and Alcohol Institute of Brazil, by W. B. Meissner. Organizing for industrial development: the experience of Costa Rica, by D. A. Gantz.; title: Book reviews: The modernization of man, by H. C. Kelman and A. C. Bloom. A guide through Yugoslavia's foreign investment legislation, by T. L. Shillinglaw.