Imperialism and underdevelopment: a reader. Edited by Robert I. Rhodes.

Includes bibliography

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)