Titlebook: South-South Trade and Development; Manufactures in the Steen Folke,Niels Fold,Thyge Enevoldsen Book 1993 Steen Folke, Niels Fold and Thyge

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South-South Trade and Cooperation: The Political Settingcolonialism in the 1950s and 1960s. Although the subject was discussed and various practical efforts were launched in a regional, Latin American context during the 1950s it was with the establishment of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and later the group of 77 (G77) in the 1960s that South-South coop

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South-South Trade and Development: Theoretical Viewpointsnaway and Milner (1990) in . and Hulugalle (1990) in .. The former has an essentially negative and the latter a much more positive attitude to the active promotion of South-South trade. A brief presentation of their main arguments can serve as a point of departure for our discussion of theoretical v

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Transfer of Technology in South-South Trade: India’s Export of Capital Goods to Tanzaniaimporter’s side. But it is also enlightening. Although, as always, a number of circumstances are specific there are lessons to be learnt also for other countries engaged or engaging in South-South trade in capital goods. Moreover, the experience is not exclusively negative; it also demonstrates that

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Conclusion: Problems and Potentials in South-South Tradeuring the colonial epoch South-South trade was extended and transformed to suit the colonial production system; for example trade in raw materials to other locations for refinery or processing. But the main emphasis was on South-North and North-South trade: the classical division of labour, the exch

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Introduction: South-South Trade — The Global Contexts). Traditionally the developing countries in the South. have exported raw materials to the developed countries in the North in exchange for manufactured goods, whereas the NICs have developed a very considerable export of manufactured goods (textiles, clothing, electronics) primarily to the North.

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South-South Trade and Development: Theoretical Viewpointsnaway and Milner (1990) in . and Hulugalle (1990) in .. The former has an essentially negative and the latter a much more positive attitude to the active promotion of South-South trade. A brief presentation of their main arguments can serve as a point of departure for our discussion of theoretical viewpoints on South-South trade and development.