11. Inequality, Exploitation, and Justice in the International System: Reconciling Divergent Expectations

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Preface IX
4. Part One. Setting and Questions
5. 1. The Third World in the International System: Perspectives on Past and Future 3
6. 2. Third, Fourth, and Other Worlds: Getting the Labels Straight 42
7. Part Two. From the Cold War to the Oil War
8. 3. External Policy: The First Decade 73
9. 4. Foreign Policy and Development Policy: From Nonalignment to International Class War 105
10. 5. The Rich against the Poor: International Class Warfare from UNCTAD-I to the Oil Crisis 131
11. Part Three. Domestic Politics and External Choices
12. 6. Politics and Policymaking: Problems and Prospects 179
13. 7. Policymaking in the Context of Underdevelopment 200
14. 8. Taking a Stand: Orientations toward the External World 229
15. 9. Revisioning Development—Redistribution, Growth, and Self-Reliance 253
16. Part Four. The International Systems: Responding to the Third World
17. 10. Emerging Patterns: The Third World in Evolution 305
18. 11. Inequality, Exploitation, and Justice in the International System: Reconciling Divergent Expectations 334
19. Index 379