Inside the third world / Paul Harrison
Material type:
- FIC .H37 1984

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Fiction | Fiction | FIC .H37 1984 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000009447 |
Includes index.
Part One. The roots of poverty -- Part Two. I'll fares the land: Agriculture and agrarian problems -- Part Three. Hell is a city: Urbanization and industry -- Part Four. The lost people: The underdevelopment of man -- Part Five. The power context -- 1984 Overview. One species, One destiny.
The third world war will probably start in the Third World. To the old familiar stories of disasters, coups and corruption has been added the new tension of superpower confrontation. Paul Harrison has provided a comprehensive guide to the roots of mass poverty, to the social strains and political instability that turn one Third World country after another into dangerous flashpoints - an ever-growing threat to the world's peace and prosperity. From climate and colonialism, through land hunger, exploding cities and unemployment, to over-population, malnutrition, disease and illiteracy, the wealth of facts and analysis is brought home in first-hand, often harrowing accounts of the realities of life for poor people and poor communities in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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