Nonaligned States, a Great Leap Forward: A Study in New International Economic Order

Attar Chand

UDH Publishers, 1983 - Developing countries - 308 pages

The Book is an interesting study, written by scholarly inseight and precision. It proves that the new international economic order can help forge closer and more abiding relations among the noaligned nation than ideology or military imperatives do. The Diplomats scholars and those interested in international affairs will find the book handy and helpful.

Contents

• Principles and Objectives: 17
• Criteria for Membership: 41
• Multinationals Strategy: 55
• New International: 79
• Selected Documents 19611983: 146
• Bulgaria Successful Development: 152
• Strengthening Nonalignment: 160
• Peace Against: 167
• Balance and Stability: 172
• Peoples SelfDetermination: 179
• India Complete Disarmament: 186
• New Economic Order: 190
• India AfroAsian Unity Vital: 198
• Indonesia and Nonalignment: 204
• March of Joint Struggle: 213
• Iraq Patriotic and Nationalist Experience: 221
• Equitable World Order: 228
• Korea Revolutionary Struggle: 234
• Newly Emerging Forces: 242
• Palestine: 262
• Peru Integrity of States: 269
• USSR Peace and Progress: 279
• We Respect the Nonaligned: 287
• Vietnam Settlement of World Problems: 293
• Zambia Vitality and Strength: 301

Bibliographic information

• Title: Nonaligned States, a Great Leap Forward: A Study in New International Economic Order
• Author: Attar Chand
• Publisher: UDH Publishers, 1983
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Feb 15, 2007
• ISBN: 8185044287, 9788185044286
• Length: 308 pages