Imperialism and underdevelopment a reader / edited by Robert I. Rhodes.

Part I. Imperialism in historical and contemporary perspective -- Introduction, 1 -- 1. The Development of Underdevelopment / by Andre Gunder Frank, 4 -- 2. The American Empire and the U.S. Economy / by Harry Magdoff, 18 -- 3. The Alliance for Progress / by David Horowitz, 45 -- 4. Pakistan: The Burden of U.S. Aid / by Hamza Alavi and Amir Khusro, 62 -- 5. Aluminum Profits and Caribbean People / by Philip Reno, 79 -- 6. On the Mechanisms of Imperialism: The Case of Brazil / by Andre Gunder Frank\, 89 -- 7. The Meaning of Economic Imperialism / by James O'Connor, 101 -- Part II. The underdeveloped economy and economic policy -- Introduction, 153 -- 1. On Economic Planning in Tropical Africa / by Terence K. Hopkins, 156 -- 2. The Stages of Economic Growth of a Primary Producer in the Middle of the Twentieth Century / by Dudley Seers, 163 -- 3. Mineral Development and Economic Growth / by Charles E. Rollins, 181 -- 4. Agricultural and Economic Development / by Thomas Balogh, 205 -- 5. International Corporations, Labor Aristocracies, and Economic Development in Tropical Africa / by Giovanni Arrighi, 220 -- 6. Foreign Capital and Social Conflict in Indonesia, 1950-1958 / by Hans O. Schmitt, 268 -- Part III. Politics, class conflict, and underdevelopment -- Introduction, 283 -- 1. On the Political Economy of Backwardness / by Paul A. Baran, 285 -- 2. The Pitfalls of National Consciousness-Africa / by Frantz Fanon, 302 -- 3. The Middle-Class Military Coup / by Jose Nun, 323 -- 4. The Politics of Pseudo-Planning in a Primary-Producing Nation / by Philip Ehrensaft, 358 -- 5. Problems of Socialism in Southeast Asia / by Malcolm Caldwell, 376 -- Bibliography, 405.