Chapter 1: Six decades of economic and social development policies p.1
Chapter 2: Beyond terms of trade: Convergence, divergence, and (un)creative destruction p.16
Chapter 3: The evolution of development thinking p.32
Chapter 4: The neoliberal tide of the 'Washington Consensus' p.48
Chapter 5: Aid to development and the bi-polar world p.64
Chapter 6: ODA after the Cold War: Less money at tougher conditions p.79
Chapter 7: Lomé - Reflecting North-South relations since colonial times p.99
Chapter 8: Oil - Temporarily a special case p.120
Chapter 9: The Asian tigers: What do they prove? p.138
Chapter 10: The debt crisis: Historical roots and 'debt management' during the 1980s p.158
Chapter 11: Too little, too slowly - Dragging the debt problem into the third millenium p.175
Chapter 12: The WTO: Tilting trade rules further against the South p.197
Chapter 13: Textiles and apparel: Double standards of adjustment and transition p.220
Chapter 14: Towards a more equal world order p.236
Bibliography p.257