Functionalism and world politics : a study based on united nations programs financing economic development
James Patrick Sewell
- Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1966.
- 559 p. ; 20 cm
includes bibliographical references and index
Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Part I. Functional Approach, Functionalist Argument -- I. An Introductory Exposition -- II. The Argument Examined: Criticism and Operationalization -- Part II. Financing Economic Development Through the United Nations System -- III. The Financing of Economic Development: A Narrative Introduction -- IV. Functional Consequences: Structural Support Capacity -- V. Functional Consequences: Problem-Solving and the Change of Attitudes -- Part III. The Functionalist Thesis Reexamined -- VI. An Essay in Interpretation -- VII. Beyond Interpretation -- Bibliography of Selected Items -- Index
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