Thursday, January 8, 2009

West and the Third World or Security Analysis and Investment Strategy

West and the Third World: Trade, Colonialism, Dependence and Development

Author: David Kenne Fieldhous

This comprehensive survey of the nature of the relationship between the Western countries and the Third World, and the debate over its effects, during the twentieth century matches development theory with wide-ranging evidence on the consequences of global integration.



Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements
Tables
Abbreviations
Note on the text
Introduction1
Pt. IThe Debate over an Integrated World System
1The Optimists9
2The Pessimists32
Pt. IIInstruments of Empire
3Imperial Government and the Development Imperative71
4Imperial Economies and Third World Development91
Pt. IIITrade, Colonialism and Development
5Trade and Development in the Settler Societies127
6The Concept of a Colonial Economy164
7The Colonial Economy in Practice: Trade and Development in India and Ghana187
Pt. IVAfter Colonialism: The New International System
8Aid and Development225
9The Multinational Corporation and Development254
10Trade and Development after 1950: Black Africa and India287
11Trade and Development after 1950: East and South-east Asia315
12Some Conclusions348
Select Bibliography356
Index369

Book review: Stroke Recovery Book or Awesome Abs

Security Analysis and Investment Strategy

Author: Geoffrey Poitras

This innovative text presents the theoretical foundations of security analysis and investment strategy, and explores the practical applications of these theories. After establishing an historical foundation, the book examines fixed income securities, equity analysis and investment strategy.



• Assesses a range of approaches to investment analysis and strategy

• Develops an advanced treatment of the subject throughout, while remaining focused on the practical concerns of security analysts

• Features end-of-chapter questions, case studies and references

• Integrates history, theory, technique, and application


This text is an indispensable resource for any serious student of finance.
Online material to accompany this book can be found at blackwellpublishing.com/poitras



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