The revolution in Egypt's economic system: from private enterprise to socialism, 1952-1965/

By:

O'Brien, Patrick Karl

Contributor(s):

Royal Institute of International Affairs

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Issued under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs [by] Oxford U.P., 1966.Description: xvii, 354 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.962 OBR

LOC classification:

HC535 .O2

Summary: Mr. O'Brien shows us, in this able and comprehensive study, that there was a great deal of government control over economic affairs in Egypt in the three or four decades before the advent of military rule in 1952, and that the large-scale nationalization of the early nineteen-sixties has not led to much socialism in the sense of "distributive justice"

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Bibliography: p. [338]-348.

Mr. O'Brien shows us, in this able and comprehensive
study, that there was a great deal of government control over economic affairs in Egypt in the three or four decades before the advent of military rule in 1952, and that the large-scale nationalization of the early nineteen-sixties has not led to much socialism in the sense of "distributive justice"

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