Poles Publish Studies on Undeveloped Countries' Economies

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The Polish Scientific Publishers (PWN) are beginning a series of publications devoted to the economic problems of Asia, Africa and Latin America. The series is supervised by an editorial committee with Professor Oskar Lange as the Chairman, The first volume "Planning and Economic Devolopment', with a preface by 0. Lange, contains papers by the following authors: A.K. Gupta and A Rudra (India); S. Tsuru (Japan); M. Sedli (Indonesia); R. Pankhurst and T. Gulitat (Ethiopia); C. Furtado (Brazil); P.G. Casanova (Mexico); and C, Ayari (Tunisia).

The second volume is "Agriculture, land reforms and economic development" and contains papers by D.G. Kharve and V.B. Singh (India); E.N. Morales (Bolivia); J. de Castro (Brazil); A. Nouschi, E, Younes and B, Be Berreb (Tunisia) and Professors Dresch, Dumont, Bergue, and Ben Barka Morocco). Other volumes of the series will discuss the following topics: Bottlenecks and barriers to growth; Foreign trade and economic development3 and Tradition and progress.

Full details of these and other similar publications can be obtained from: B.H. Blackwell Ltd., Oxford; or Cracovia Book Company, Ltd., 58, Pembroke Rd., London W. 8,