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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40171-2en countries. All such problem areas have been subjected to a considerable amount of research. Strangely enough, very little attention has been directed towards examining the relationship between the rich communist countries and the poorer nations, which for want of a better phrase, I shall refer to as the Third World.

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Economic Relations Between Socialist Countries and the Third World: An Introduction,en countries. All such problem areas have been subjected to a considerable amount of research. Strangely enough, very little attention has been directed towards examining the relationship between the rich communist countries and the poorer nations, which for want of a better phrase, I shall refer to as the Third World.

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