Promoting Economic Development: the United States and Southern Asia

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By Edward S. Mason

Claremont College, 1955, 83 pp

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In these lectures Dr. Mason very concisely and skillfully examines the justification for U.S. aid to Southern Asia--primarily as a security interest--and the prospects for economic advance--which he considers only moderate. Contains a useful section on Pakistan, where the author served as an economic adviser.

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