Socialist Models of Development

Content: 
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Socialism and Development: Editors' Introduction, Pages 803-811, KENNETH P. JAMESON, CHARLES K. WILBER
The Burmese Way to ‘Socialism’, Pages 813-824, ALLEN FENICHEL, AZFAR KHAN
Iraqi and Syrian Socialism: An Economic Appraisal, Pages 825-837, FRED GOTTHEIL
Tanzanian and African Socialism, Pages 839-849, JAMES H. WEAVER, ALEXANDER KRONEMER
Prospects and Problems of the Transition from Agrarianism to Socialism: The Case of Angola, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique, Pages 851-870, TETTEH A. KOFI
Socialist Cuba and the Intermediate Regimes of Jamaica and Guyana, Pages 871-888, KENNETH P. JAMESON
The North Korean Model: Gaps and Questions, Pages 889-905, JON HALLIDAY
Romania and Greece—Socialism vs Capitalism, Pages 907-928, NICHOLAS BURAKOW
A Socialist Model of Economic Development: The Polish and Bulgarian Experiences, Pages 929-950, GEORGE R. FEIWEL
Establishing Self-governing Socialism in a Less Developed Country, Pages 951-964, BRANKO HORVAT
Some Properties of the Eastern European Growth Pattern, Pages 965-970, JÁNOS KORNAI
On the Role of Management in Socialist Development, Pages 971-977, ANDREW ZIMBALIST
Agricultural Productivity under Socialism, Pages 979-989, MICHAEL ELLMAN
The Optimal Rate of Industrialization in Developed and Developing Centrally-planned Economies: A General Equilibrium Approach, Pages 991-1004, JOSEF C. BRADA, MARVIN R. JACKSON, ARTHUR E. KING
Human Rights, Third World Socialism and Cuba, Pages 1005-1017, ADAMANTIA POLLIS
Women's Emancipation Under Socialism: A Model for the Third World?, Pages 1019-1037, MAXINE MOLYNEUX
INDEX, Pages 1039-1043