Book reviews

One World to Share: selected speeches of the Commonwealth Secretary-General, 1975-9. Shridath Ramphal, London: Hutchinson Benham. 1979. 444 pp. £10.95The White House Years. Henry Kissinger, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson & Michael Joseph. 1979. 1545 pp. £14.95Kissinger and the Meaning of History. Peter W Dickson, Cambridge University Press. 1978. 207 pp. £8.95Beyond Kissinger: ways of conservative statecraft. George Liska, London: Johns Hopkins University Press. 1975. 169 pp. $2.95Where the Grass is Greener. David M Smith, Harmondsworth, England: Penguin. 1979. 386 pp. £2.25Small-Scale Irrigation. Peter Stern, London: Intermediate Technology Publications. 1979. 152 pp. npThe Social and Ecological Effects of Water Development in Developing Countries. Edited by Carl Widstrand, Oxford: Pergamon. 1978. 120 pp. £10.00Water in a Developing World: the management of a critical resource. Edited by Albert E Utton & Ludwik Teclaff, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press (distributed in the UK by Ernest Benn). 1978. 282 pp. £13.75Marx and the End of Orientalism. Bryan S Turner, London: George Allen & Unwin. 1978. 98 pp. £3.50Project Planning for Developing Economies. WW Shaner, New York: Praeger. 1979. 235 pp. £14.25International Development Administration: implementation analysis for development. Edited by G Honadle & Rudi Klaus, New York: Praeger. 1979. 221 pp. £13.00Nutrition and National Policy. Edited by Beverly Winikoff, London: MIT Press. 1979. 580pp. £15.75The Nuclear Question: the United States and nuclear weapons, 1946-76. Michael Mandelbaum, Cambridge University Press. 1979.277 pp £12.50Force Without War: US armed forces as political instruments. Barry M Blechman & Stephen S Kaplan, Washington DC: Brookings Institution (distributed in the UK by Blackwells). 1978. 584 pp. £15.00. £6.50 pbNuclear Arms in the Third World: US policy dilemma. Ernest W Lefever, Washington DC: Brookings Institution (distributed in the UK by Blackwells). 1979. 154 pp. £8.50. £3.25 pbThe Nonaligned Movement: the origins of a Third World alliance. Peter Willetts, London: Frances Pinter. 1978.310 pp. £12.50Coups and Earthquakes: reporting the world for America. Mort Rosenblum, New York: Harper & Row. 1979. 230 pp. £5.95Nations and States. Hugh Seton-Watson, London: Methuen. 1979.563 pp. £12.00Rich World, Poor World. Geoffrey Lean, London: George Allen & Unwin. 1978.335pp. £4.50 pbYour Own Pigs You May Not Eat: a comparative study of New Guinea societies. Paula G Rubel and Abraham Rosman University of Chicago Press. 1978.368pp. £14.40Afterthoughts on Material Civilisation and Capitalism. Fernand Braudel, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. 1977.120 pp. $7.95Women in the Muslim World. Edited by Lois Beck & Nikki Keddie, Harvard University Press. 1979. 698 pp. £18.00The Economics of Multinational Enterprise. Neil Hood & Stephen Young, London: Longman Group. 1979. 412 pp. £7.95 pbThe Social and Cultural Impacts of Transnational Enterprises. Krishna Kumar, University of Sydney. Transnational Corporations Research Project (Working Paper No 6). 1979. 183 pp.A New Stage in International Relations. N I Lebedev, Oxford: Pergamon. 1978. 253 pp. $20.00The Political and Military Laws of War. J Lider, Farnborough, England: Saxon House. 1979. 266 pp. £10.50.Becoming Modern. Alex Inkeles & David H Smith, London: Heinemann Educational. 1974.436 pp. £5.00The Capitalist World Economy. Immanuel Wallerstein, New York: Cambridge University Press. 1979. 305pp. £15.00South Africa: the method in the madness. John Kane-Berman, London: Pluto Press. 1979. 265 pp. £2.95 pbWhite Man, We Want to Talk to You. Denis Herbstein, London: Andre Deutsch. 1979. 270 pp. £4.95Africa Undermined: a history of the mining companies and the underdevelopment of Africa. G Lanning with M Mueller, Harmondsworth, England: Penguin. 1979. 590 pp. £3.50Africanisation, Nationalisation and Inequality: mining labour and the copper belt in Zambian development. Philip Daniel, Cambridge University Press: 1979.202 pp. £12.50. £5.95 pbNasser and His Generation. PJ Vatikiotis, London: Croom Helm. 1978. 375 pp. £11.95Politics Mainly Indian. W H Morris-Jones, Bombay: Orient Longman. 1978. 392 pp. Rs 60.00Papua New Guinea: its economic situation and prospects for development. G W Baldwin et al, London: Johns Hopkins University Press. 1978.223 pp. £4.50 pbParadise Postponed: essays on research and development in the South Pacific. Edited by Alexander Mamak & Grant McCall, Oxford: Pergamon. 1978. 277 pp. £11.25Urbanisation in Papua New Guinea: a study of ambivalent townsmen. Hal B Levine & Marlene Wolfzahn Levine, Cambridge University Press. 1979.161 pp. £8.95. £3.95 pbThe Land of Promise: A critique of political Zionism. Abdelwahab M Elmessiri, New Brunswick, New Jersey: North American. 1977.255 pp. $6.95 pbASEAN Economies in Perspective: a comparative study of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. John Wong, London: Macmillan. 1979.217 pp. £3.95 pbChina's Role in World Affairs. Michael B Yahuda, London: Croom Helm. 1978. 300 pp. £10.95. £4.95 pbMao's China: a history of the People's Republic. Maurice Meisner, New York: Free Press. 1977. 416 pp. npChina and the Major Powers in East Asia. A Doak Barnett, Washington, DC: Brookings Institution (distributed in the UK by Blackwells). 1977. 416 pp. npChinese Politics After Mao. Edited by Jurgen Domes, Cardiff, Wales: University College Cardiff Press. 1979. 291 pp. npSão Paolo: growth and poverty. A Report from the São Paolo Peace and Justice Commission, with an introduction by Cardinal Arns, Archbishop of Säo Paulo. London: The Bowerdean Press (in association with The Catholic Institute for International Relations). 1978.128 pp. £3.40Frontier Development Policy in Brazil: a study of Amazônia. Dennis J Mahar, New York: Praeger. 1979.182 pp. £10.50Arise Ye Starvelings: the Jamaican labour rebellion of 1938 and its aftermath. Ken Post, London: Institute of Social Studies/The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff. 1979.502 pp. npThe Future of the Inter-American System. Edited by TJ Farer, London: Praeger. 1979. 290 pp. £13.00