Part 1 Current trends and new directions in Third World research: people- centred development - alternative for a Third World crisis. Part 2 Towards a reconceptualization of development and democracy democracy and development - luxury or necessity?. Part 3 Human rights and the ethical basis of development theology and economy - the theological paradigm of communicative action and the paradigm of the community of life as a theology of liberation the human rights cause - how we can help. Part 4 Population growth and the environmental imperative: population growth and government policy in the developing world - lessons from Asia. Part 5 Distributive justice and equity - lessons from Asia, Africa and Latin America land tenure and economic efficiency. Part 6 Corporate and professional responsibility in Third World development business social policy in the Third World - response of multinational corporate management. Part 7 Conclusion - future prospects and promises.
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A 1993 study studied this question.