Oil, debt and development
Subtitle: OPEC in the Third World
By: Paul Hallwood and Stuart W. Sinclair.
Contributors: Sinclair, Stuart W.
Publisher: Allen& Unwin
Published: 1981
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
First sentence: “October 1973 was a turning point in the history of international relations…the point when the Third World countries became aware, not of their rights, but of their power” (Amin, 1979) -  This dramatic statement by a well-known radical Egyptian social scientist sums up what many people though initially about the oil ‘crisis’ of 1973-74.
Description: OIL, DEBT AND DEVELOPMENT: Opec in the Third World

 Introduction: Oil, Debt and the Developing World
1.	Economic Divergence between Developing Countries
2.	The Changing World Economic Climate
3.	The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
4.	Energy and the Non-oil Exporting Countries Terms of Trade
5.	OPEC and Debt in the Developing World
6.	OPEC Aid
7.	The Growth of Trade between OPEC and the Developing Countries
8.	Labour, Migration and Remittances
9.	Interrupted Growth Patterns
10.	Oil, Debt and Development: An Assessment
Notes: Includes index.

Bibliography: p192-198.