UNCTAD VI: Impasse in North-South Relations

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See Kumar Rupesinghe : 'The Brandt Commission Report 1983: A Blueprint for Recovery?' in this issue of the journal.

For an interesting report about Tanzania's foreign relations, in particular with the World Bank, see Cheryl Payer , 'Tanzania and the World Bank', Derap Working Paper A 285, Christian Michelsen Institute, Bergen 1982 .

Quoted in L.N. Rangarajan , 'Commodity conflict revisited from Nairobi to Belgrade' , Third World Quarterly , July 1983.

According to the evaluation by Ines Vargas and Augusto Varas in 'The impact of the evolving and new international and economic order on the situation of the workers', PRIO Report 4/82, Oslo 1982, p. 28.

For two somewhat divergent analyses of the Common Fund, see Abdelaziz Megzari, 'Combat inachevé sur le front des matières premières', Le Monde diplomatique, June 1983,

and L.N. Rangarajan , 'Commodity Conflict revisited: from Nairobi to Belgrade', op.cit.

Michael W. Doyle, 'Stalemate in the North-South debate: strategies and New international Economic Order', World Politics , vol., number 3, April 1983.

For an overview of the latest trade figures, see Le Monde diplomatique, June 1983.