Robert Cassen, Richard Jolly, John W. Sewell, Robert Wood

Review of the first publication:‘This timely book…examines the actual and perceived interests of eleven industrialized countries in such matters as trade, commodity agreements, aid, energy supply, and international assistance.’-- A. P. Thirlwall, The Economic Journal, Volume 93, Issue 370

• 1. Overview 2. The United States and the Third World: Ties that Bind 3. Canada and Third World Development: Testing Mutual Interests 4. Japan and the Third World: Coincidence or Divergence of Interests 5. Australia’s Interest in Third World Development: The Perspective of a Resource Exporter 6. British Interests and Third World Development 7. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Federal Republic of Germany 8. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Netherlands 9. Interests of Scandinavian Countries in Third World Development 10. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: France Statistical Appendix

Robert Cassen, Richard Jolly, John W. Sewell, Robert Wood

Review of the first publication:‘This timely book…examines the actual and perceived interests of eleven industrialized countries in such matters as trade, commodity agreements, aid, energy supply, and international assistance.’-- A. P. Thirlwall, The Economic Journal, Volume 93, Issue 370

• 1. Overview 2. The United States and the Third World: Ties that Bind 3. Canada and Third World Development: Testing Mutual Interests 4. Japan and the Third World: Coincidence or Divergence of Interests 5. Australia’s Interest in Third World Development: The Perspective of a Resource Exporter 6. British Interests and Third World Development 7. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Federal Republic of Germany 8. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Netherlands 9. Interests of Scandinavian Countries in Third World Development 10. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: France Statistical Appendix

Robert Cassen, Richard Jolly, John W. Sewell, Robert Wood

Review of the first publication:‘This timely book…examines the actual and perceived interests of eleven industrialized countries in such matters as trade, commodity agreements, aid, energy supply, and international assistance.’-- A. P. Thirlwall, The Economic Journal, Volume 93, Issue 370

• 1. Overview 2. The United States and the Third World: Ties that Bind 3. Canada and Third World Development: Testing Mutual Interests 4. Japan and the Third World: Coincidence or Divergence of Interests 5. Australia’s Interest in Third World Development: The Perspective of a Resource Exporter 6. British Interests and Third World Development 7. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Federal Republic of Germany 8. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: The Netherlands 9. Interests of Scandinavian Countries in Third World Development 10. Rich Country Interests and Third World Development: France Statistical Appendix