Development for Free Asia

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By Maurice Zinkin

Essential Books (for the Institute of Pacific Relations), 1956, 263 pp

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Stimulating, pithy essays on economic, political, social and psychological aspects of economic development in South and Southeast Asia. Based in large part on the personal observations and experiences of the author, who has had many years of business and Civil Service activity in the area, particularly in India.

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