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

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Volume 11, issue 12, 1976

Dark clouds over Southern Africa pp. 322

Günter Jantzen

An arc of nuclear tensions pp. 323

Otto G. Mayer

Structural questions to the fore pp. 324-327

Gerhard Zeitel

The priority task: Making sure of the cyclical uptrend pp. 327-330

Hans G. Schachtschabel

The state and prospects of the multilateral trade negotiations pp. 331-334

Jürgen Kühn

Environmental controls, trade and resource flows pp. 335-338

P. Luxton

Employment policies in developing countries pp. 339-342

Rasul Shams

Relations between communist and third world countries pp. 343-347

Henrik Bischof

The GDR’s foreign trade policy pp. 347-350

Ulrich Dietsch

Volume 11, issue 11, 1976

For A realistic development policy pp. 294

Dietrich Kebschull

Illusions and disillusionment in Manila pp. 295

Klaus Kwasniewski

Lack of fresh political impulses pp. 296-298

Wilhelm Haferkamp

The United Kingdom and the future of the EC pp. 299-301

Brian Bayliss

Major causes of continued international payments instability pp. 302-305

W. J. Feuerlein

The prospects of tripartite cooperation pp. 306-309

Klaus Bolz

The changing structure of Pakistan’s foreign trade pp. 310-313

Khusi M. Khan

German exports and economic development pp. 313-317

Reinhold Sohns

Volume 11, issue 10, 1976

Freedom of the seas — an anachronism pp. 266

Alfons Lemper

Growth for all? pp. 267-268

Jürgen Todenhöfer

Discussion of the new economic world order pp. 269-274

Helmut Hesse

Economic stagnation and development aid pp. 275-278

Emil Küng

Environmental issues and the developing economies pp. 279-282

P. Luxton

Controversial strategies for the regional advancement of developing countries pp. 283-286

Herbert Neubauer

Overall economic planning in Brazil pp. 287-290

Frieder Meyer-Krahmer

Volume 11, issue 9, 1976

The EC and its mediterranean problems pp. 238

Hubert Höping

No turning point in north-south relations pp. 239

Claus Hamann

Need for greater competitiveness pp. 240-242

Wilhelm Nölling

Adjustments require flanking support by the state pp. 242-244

Werner Fante

A crawling peg system for raw materials pp. 245-247

Dietrich Kebschull

The price of copper pp. 248-251

F. E. Banks

Approaches to the solution of urbanization problems pp. 252-254

Karl Wolfgang Menck

Japan’s direct investment in South East Asia pp. 255-259

Jörn Keck

Legal safeguards for direct investments in LDCs pp. 259-262

Heiner Jüttner

Volume 11, issue 8, 1976

Integration — Expectations and reality pp. 210

Günther Jantzen

All quiet on the western front pp. 211

Claus Hamann

Objections to a common fund pp. 212

Egon Bahr

A french view of trends in the international division of labour pp. 213-218

Barbara Mettler-Meibom and Peter H. Mettler

Integration for development — Hopes and problems pp. 218-222

Ekkehard Bechler

Measuring regional income disparities in LDCs pp. 223-226

Olaf Hübler

Problems of rural development pp. 227-230

Winfried Urff and Heinz Ahrens

Structural problems of the next few years pp. 231-234

Dieter Schröder

Volume 11, issue 7, 1976

Small reason for rejoicing after UNCTAD pp. 182

Dietrich Kebschull

After a UN conference of trouble pp. 183

Otto G. Mayer

External indebtedness of developing countries pp. 184-185

Walter Salomon

Harmonization of banking legislation pp. 186-191

C. J. Rijnvos

Can the common agricultural policy be reformed? pp. 192-196

Ulrich Koester and Stefan Tangermann

China’s foreign trade policy pp. 197-201

Holger Dohmen

Problems of the coming decade pp. 202-206

Yasusuke Murakami

Volume 11, issue 6, 1976

Debt moratorium — a magic formula? pp. 154

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Limits to growth in East-West trade pp. 155

Klaus Bolz

Growth, decline, or metamorphosis? pp. 156-161

Willis W. Harman and L. Floyd Lewis

Economic growth in Europe: International dimensions and factors pp. 162-164

Bernard Cazes

Stability or growth: The rich nations’ dilemma pp. 165-167

Amar Nath Dutta

Economic growth or redistribution? pp. 168-171

Jürgen Westphalen

Trade and economic development in Taiwan pp. 172-176

Y. C. Jao

The need for re-organising the UN-system pp. 177-178

Volkmar Köhler

Volume 11, issue 5, 1976

A new order also for LDCs pp. 126

Manfred Holthus

Foreign labour problems pp. 127

Hubert Höping

Economic relations with East Asia pp. 128-129

Hans Leibkutsch

The meaning of the tindemans report pp. 130-132

Gaston Thorn

Obstacles to transatlantic trade pp. 133-136

Hajo Hasenpflug and Dietrich Kebschull

Philosophy and policy pp. 137-140

Alfons Lemper

Social responsibility and the future of multinationals: Guidance without rules pp. 141-145

Ingo Walter

Growth or equity? Reflections on some recent tendencies in the agricultural policy of LDCs pp. 146-149

Rolf Hanisch

Volume 11, issue 4, 1976

Condemned to success pp. 98

Claus Hamann

Peaceful change in south Africa — Too late? pp. 99

Günther Jantzen

More urgent need for political initiatives pp. 100-104

Bernd Kröger

No cause yet for state measures pp. 104-106

Helmuth Kern

Problems and perspectives of European transport policy pp. 107-111

Christian Woelker

Some aspects of merger control in the EC pp. 111-114

Heinrich Hölzler

International division of labour and structural unemployment pp. 115-119

Gerhard Breidenstein

American diets and third world food pp. 120-122

George J. Viksnins

Volume 11, issue 3, 1976

How to defuse the time bomb of hunger pp. 66

Alfons Lemper

Comecon ante portas pp. 67

Otto G. Mayer

Long live “Conservatism”! pp. 70-71

Walter Hallstein

Population problems and North-South cooperation pp. 72-75

Benno Engels

What do the developing countries want? pp. 76-79

Miguel S. Wionczek

The role of multinationals in the NIEO pp. 80-83

Rolf Jungnickel and Georg Koopmann

Tighter control over foreign capital pp. 84-87

Rolf Sutter

Problems of urban development planning pp. 88-92

Klaus Grimm

Volume 11, issue 2, 1976

Rome, Jamaica, and what next? pp. 34

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

A birthday, but a happy one? pp. 35

Hubert Höping

The case of Nigeria pp. 38-42

Olanrewaju J. Fapohunda

Foreign experts as advisers in developing countries pp. 42-44

Wilfred A. Ndongko

Mainland China and western trade credits pp. 45-49

K. Reese

The economic outlook for 1976 pp. 50-53

Robert G. Wertheimer

Can import controls really be helpful? pp. 54-57

Günter Weinert

External economic policy and development policy pp. 58-61

Axel Borrmann

Volume 11, issue 1, 1976

No European development concept pp. 2

Dietrich Kebschull

East bloc shipping policy pp. 3

Klaus Kwasniewski

Has the recession been overcome? pp. 6-7

Hans-Jürgen Schmahl

Outlook for industrial east-west cooperation pp. 8-11

Karl-Ernst Schenk

Harmonization of company taxation systems pp. 12-15

Heinrich Hölzler

Incentives for industry in developing countries pp. 16-20

Heinz Ludwig

Financial policy in developing countries pp. 21-22

Heider Dawar

Issues in shipping’s future: Need for, and prospects of, liner conferences pp. 23-27

Paul Burke

Technology- and marketing-transfer by tripartite cooperation pp. 28-30

Klaus Bolz and Peter Plötz