Oil, debt, and development : OPEC in the Third World /

By:

Hallwood, Paul

Contributor(s):

Sinclair, Stuart W

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London ; Boston : Allen & Unwin, c1981.Description: x, 206 p. :illISBN:

0043820271
004382028X (pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

337.091724 HAL

LOC classification:

HC59.7 .H287

Summary: OPEC has seldom been out of the news in the last decade. Although its formal existence dates from 1960, and its antecedents can be traced back further still, it ramians to most people an enigma. Even to specialists in academia, policy analysis and the serious press, its nature is unclear and its interests are opaque. But nowhere is this lack of clarity more apparent, perhaps, than in discussions of the relationships

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Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 192-198.

OPEC has seldom been out of the news in the last decade. Although its formal existence dates from 1960, and its antecedents can be traced back further still, it ramians to most people an enigma. Even to specialists in academia, policy analysis and the serious press, its nature is unclear and its interests are opaque. But nowhere is this lack of clarity more apparent, perhaps, than in discussions of the relationships

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