The Recalcitrant Rich A Comparative Analysis of the Northern Responses to the Demands for a New International Economic Order

The Recalcitrant Rich is a collection of sharp and fairly short sketches and explanations of the responses to developing-country demands by seven West European countries, the European Community, the United States of America and the U.S.S.R. It aims to analyse the responses of the North to the demands from the South for those political and economic changes that collectively constitute the ‘New International Economic Order' package.

Helge Ole Bergesen is a Norwegian political scientist.
Hans-Henrik Holm is Professor of World Politics at the Danish School of Journalism at Aarhus University, Denmark.
Robert D. McKinlay is Deputy Vice Chancellor at Lancaster University, UK.

Preface
Part I: Introduction
The Origins of the NIEO Debate, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway), H. H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark), R. D. McKinlay (Lancaster University, UK)
Part II: The Country Studies
Austria: Economic Egoist, Diplomatic Activist and Political Conciliator, A. Skuhra (University of Salzburg, Austria)
Britain: Prisoner of Principle and Poverty or Parochial Pragmatist, R. D. McKinlay (Lancaster University, UK) and M. G. Naraine (University of Lancaster, UK)
Denmark: Bridge-Building over Widening Gulfs, H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark)
European Community: The Attrition of Negotiation and the Negotiation of Attrition, U. Steffens (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany)
Federal Republic of Germany: The Knights of the Holy Grail, J. Betz (University of Tübingen, Germany) and M. Kreile (University of Heidelberg, Germany)
France: Egoism bien temperé, M. C. Smouts (Foundation Nationaledes Sciences Politiques, France)
Norway: The Progressive Free-Rider or the Devoted Internationalist, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway)
Soviet Union: The Reluctant Participants, C. W. Lawson (University of Bath, UK)
Sweden: The Janus Face of Progressiveness, B. Nygren (Secretariat of Future Studies/Mininstries of Foreign Affairs and Commerce, Sweden)
United States: Who Pays the Piper?, G. C. Abbott (University of Glasgow, UK)
Part III: Conclusion
The Outcome of the NIEO Debate, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway), H. H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark), R. D. McKinlay (Lancaster University, UK)
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Abbreviations
Index
List of Contributors