ROLE OF STATE SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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Author: Various
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Edition: October 1977
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Multiple Book Set: No
About the Book
This book presents the proceedings of an international seminar on "The Role of the State Sector in the Developing Countries," organized jointly by the Communist Party of India and the journal World Marxist Review. The seminar took place in New Delhi from December 10 to 12, 1976, and featured a wide range of participants. Representatives from the Communist Party of India (CPI), the World Marxist Review delegation (composed of members from several fraternal parties), as well as delegates from the communist and workers' parties of countries such as Iraq, Syria, Mongolia, East Germany (GDR), Sri Lanka, and Soviet scholars, engaged in extensive discussions.
The seminar addressed the pivotal role that the state sector plays in the economic development of socialist and developing countries, with a focus on how state involvement can influence national growth, social progress, and the role of public ownership in overcoming capitalist exploitation. This book provides valuable insights into the political and economic thought of the time, particularly in the context of socialist and Marxist perspectives on state involvement in economic planning and development.
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ROLE OF STATE SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
ROLE OF STATE SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Book Details
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Author: Various
-
Edition: October 1977
-
Multiple Book Set: No
About the Book
This book presents the proceedings of an international seminar on "The Role of the State Sector in the Developing Countries," organized jointly by the Communist Party of India and the journal World Marxist Review. The seminar took place in New Delhi from December 10 to 12, 1976, and featured a wide range of participants. Representatives from the Communist Party of India (CPI), the World Marxist Review delegation (composed of members from several fraternal parties), as well as delegates from the communist and workers' parties of countries such as Iraq, Syria, Mongolia, East Germany (GDR), Sri Lanka, and Soviet scholars, engaged in extensive discussions.
The seminar addressed the pivotal role that the state sector plays in the economic development of socialist and developing countries, with a focus on how state involvement can influence national growth, social progress, and the role of public ownership in overcoming capitalist exploitation. This book provides valuable insights into the political and economic thought of the time, particularly in the context of socialist and Marxist perspectives on state involvement in economic planning and development.
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Book Details
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Author: Various
-
Edition: October 1977
-
Multiple Book Set: No
About the Book
This book presents the proceedings of an international seminar on "The Role of the State Sector in the Developing Countries," organized jointly by the Communist Party of India and the journal World Marxist Review. The seminar took place in New Delhi from December 10 to 12, 1976, and featured a wide range of participants. Representatives from the Communist Party of India (CPI), the World Marxist Review delegation (composed of members from several fraternal parties), as well as delegates from the communist and workers' parties of countries such as Iraq, Syria, Mongolia, East Germany (GDR), Sri Lanka, and Soviet scholars, engaged in extensive discussions.
The seminar addressed the pivotal role that the state sector plays in the economic development of socialist and developing countries, with a focus on how state involvement can influence national growth, social progress, and the role of public ownership in overcoming capitalist exploitation. This book provides valuable insights into the political and economic thought of the time, particularly in the context of socialist and Marxist perspectives on state involvement in economic planning and development.
