Intereconomics – Review of European Economic Policy (1966 - 1988)

1966 - 1988

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Abiding by the new realism? pp. 265-266: Dietrich Kebschull
Sources of finance for development pp. 267-273: Wilfried Guth
The state of preparations for a UN code of conduct pp. 273-277: Hartmut Scheele
The foreign trade of the OPEC states pp. 278-285: Anton Gälli
The long-term prospects for world development: The main results of the INTERFUTURES project pp. 286-293: Wolfgang Michalski
Agriculture: Toward the year 2000: Major results of the FAO-report pp. 293-297: Heinrich Loesch
Growth, distribution and motivation in LDCs pp. 298-303: Wolfgang Arnold
Tendency to an “orderly” development policy pp. 304-308: Rolf Hasse and Robert Weitz
Unido III—A preview pp. 309-313: Manfred Stegger

Effects of German development aid on the internal economy pp. 215-220: Guido Ashoff and Dieter Weiss
The impact of the Generalized System of Preferences on imports pp. 221-225: Axel Borrmann, Christine Borrmann and Manfred Stegger
Unstable exchange rates and trade policy: An impetus for reforming GATT? pp. 226-229: Hans Mayrzedt
The US trade policy towards the EC in the Tokyo round pp. 230-236: Reinhard Rode
Transfer of technology by German firms pp. 237-242: Georg Koopmann and Klaus Matthies
Effects of the Southward extension on the EC—Labour market pp. 243-247: Elmar Hönekopp and Heinz Werner
Peking raises the statistical veil: Notes on the resumed publication of statistical reports pp. 248-253: Willy Kraus
The organization of industry in the P.R. China: A new start or resort to old concepts? pp. 254-258: Wolfgang Klenner
Strategies for rural development: Results of the FAO World Conference pp. 259-262: Johannes Dohnanyi

An energetic programme pp. 161-162: Otto G. Mayer
The results of Manila pp. 163-167: Reiner Morbach
Development through debt: Rationalizing the costs of external borrowing pp. 168-171: Enamidem U. Ubok-Udom
Are the developing countries in reality “Exporters of capital”? pp. 172-179: Peter Richter
Foreign aid, new economic order and basic human needs pp. 180-184: Neil Dias Karunaratne
Possible consequences of nutritional improvements for the economic development pp. 185-189: Hans-Rimbert Hemmer
The concept of integrated rural development pp. 190-195: Alois Basler
Possible effects of the Common Fund pp. 196-201: Joachim Betz
The multilateral GATT negotiations pp. 202-207: Wedige Dewitz
Development aid from the CMEA countries and the People’s Republic of China pp. 208-209: Heinrich Machowski and Siegfried Schultz
A short-lived European recovery pp. 213-214: Günter Großer

Control of the Euromarkets? pp. 105-106: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Economic implications of the Divergence Indicators in the EMS pp. 107-110: Wolfgang Filc
The dollar and special drawing rights pp. 111-115: W. J. Feuerlein
Ten years andean pact: A reexamination pp. 116-122: Georg Koopmann
World trade and structural adjustments pp. 122-126: Heinz Werner
A contribution to peace policy pp. 127-132: Hans Matthöfer
Basic needs, planning and policies pp. 132-138: Detlef Schwefel
Marketing and distribution strategies for international organizations pp. 138-144: John C. Pattison and John A. Quelch
Taiwan and the People's Republic of China foes or partners? pp. 145-154: Axel J. Halbach

Troublesome walk to Manila pp. 49-50: Dietrich Kebschull
The Integrated Programme for Commodities pp. 51-54: I. S. Chadha
UNCTAD V and the prospects for the 1980s pp. 55-59: Uka Ezenwe
Outlets for developing countries in the German market: The scope for national trade policy pp. 60-64: Axel Borrmann
Questions of shipping policy pp. 65-67: Uwe Christiansen
Cooperation with take-off countries pp. 68-70: Rainer Offergeld
The Netherlands adjustment policy with a development cooperation dimension pp. 71-74: Michael D. Alford
Collective Self-Reliance: Concept and reality pp. 75-79: Volker Matthies
The Gandhian model of self-reliance in the Indian economy pp. 80-83: Sushila Gosalia
The petrodollars and the world economy pp. 84-89: Wilfried Lütkenhorst and Horst Minte
Borrowing in Western financial markets by Eastern European countries pp. 90-95: Hans-Eckart Scharrer and Klaus Bolz
Employment problems under socialism pp. 96-100: Gernot Gutmann

Division of responsibilities pp. 1-2: Armin Gutowski
Political problems of the southward extension pp. 3-6: Beate Kohler
Agricultural problems of the accession of Greece, Portugal and Spain to the EC pp. 6-10: Georg Gallus
The taming of the Shrew(ish snake)? pp. 10-14: Manfred Borchert and Helmut Ross
Strategies for survival: The example of the clothing industry pp. 15-19: Uwe Schwarting
Devaluation and its consequences in developing countries pp. 19-24: Anne O. Krueger
The internationalization of development policy pp. 25-31: Joachim Betz
An emergency supply test for another oil crisis pp. 31-36: Mathias Lefeldt
Youth unemployment in the Federal Republic of Germany: Facts, causes, cures pp. 37-43: Dieter Cassel