The development of underdevelopment, by A. G. Frank.
The American Empire and the U.S. economy, by H. Magdoff.
The Alliance for Progress, by D. Horowitz.
Pakistan: the burden of U.S. aid, by H. Alazi and A. Khusro.
Aluminum profits and Caribbean people, by P. Reno.
On the mechanisms of imperialism: the case of Brazil, by A. G. Frank.
The meaning of economic imperialism, by J. O'Connor.
On economic planning in tropical Africa, by T. K. Hopkins.
The stages of economic growth of a primary producer in the middle of the twentieth century, by D. Seers.
Mineral development and economic growth, by C. E. Rollins.
Agricultural and economic development, by T. Balogh.
International corporations, labor aristocracies, and economic development in tropical Africa, by G. Arrighi.
Foreign capital and social conflict in Indonesia, 1950-1958, by H. O. Schmitt.
On the political economy of backwardness, by P. A. Baran.
The pitfalls of national consciousness: Africa, by F. Fanon.
The middle-class military coup, by J. Nun.
The politics of pseudo-planning in a primary-producing nation, by P. Ehrensaft.
Problems of socialism in Southeast Asia, by M. Caldwell.
Selected bibliography (p. 405-416)
