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V. NOTES AND REFERENCES TO KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY KURIAN

1. D. Boone Schirmer, "The Philippine Conception and Gestation of a Neo-colony", Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol.5, No.1, 1975, p53.

2. Data based on studies made by the Reserve Bank of India relating to foreign assets and liabilities. See K. Mathew Kurian, Bharat Mein Videshi Nivesh (Foreign Investments in India), Macmillan, New Delhi.

3. M. R. Stenson, Industrial Conflict in Malaysia, Oxford University Press, London, 1970, pp 148-180.

4. Manila Times, Banking Supplement, October 29, 1971.

5. R. B. Suhartono, "Foreign Direct Investment in Indonesia: Opportunities for the Republic of Korea", Asian Perspective, (Seoul, South Korea) Spring-Summer, 1980, Vol.4, No.1, p20.

6. A number of incentives and facilities have been granted to new investments based on the laws promulgated in 1967 for foreign investment and in 1968 for domestic investment. Since the enactment of Law No. I in 1967, which was later amended by Law No.11 in 1970, the quantity and value of foreign investment projects have continued to increase.

7. For a good summary of the destructive effects of the European impact on underdeveloped countries, see K. Griffin, Underdevelopment in Spanish America, 1969.

8. Normal Girvan, "The Question of compensation: A Third World Perspective" Race, Vol. XVI, No.1, July 1974, p56.

9. For an interesting proposal for calculating compensation for the "Third World" countries, see the article by Norman Girvan in Race, Vol. XVI, No.1, July 1974, pp 53-82.

10. Direct costs to the ESCAP countries from transfer of technology in 1968 constituted 37 per cent of their public debt service payments and 56 per cent of' the annual flow of direct private investments. See United Nations, The Second United Nations Development Decade: Trends and Policies in the First Two Years, 1974, p36.

11. Eduardo de Sousa Ferreira, Portuguese Colonialism in Africa: The End of an Era, UNESCO Press, Paris.

12. For the rare appearance of titles of classified projects, see US Congressional Records: Study By M. L. Thomas on "Rural Value Systems, Republic of' Vietnam", sponsored by the Defence Department's Advance Research Projects Agency (ARPA).

13. Jack Satuder, "The Relevance of Anthropology to Colonialism and Imperialism", Race, Vol. XIV, No.1, July, 1974, p14.

14. Quoted from the recruiting letter for Project Camelot in I. L. Horowitz, The Rise and Fall of Project Camelot, Cambridge, Mass, 1967, pp 47-49.

15. Susantha Goonitalake, "Imperialism and Development Studies: A Case Study" Race and Class Vol. XVI, No 2, October 1974.

16. Mare Lindenberg, "The Politics of Foreign Investment in Southeast Asia from 1945-1973", Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol.5, No. 1, 1975, p11.

17. United Nations, Economic Survey of Asia and the Far East, 1972, p42.

18. Ibid.., p42.

19. See T. Kawata, "The Asian Situation and Japan’s Economic Relations with Developing Countries", Quaker Seminar on the Impacts of Foreign investment, Penang Malaysia, September, 1971.

20. Government of India, Report of the Monopolies Commission, 1963-64.

21. Government of India, Department of Company Law Affairs, statement placed before the Rajya Sabria.

22. S. Picker, "Sources of Stability and Instability in Rural Thai Society", Journal of Asian Studies, August 1968, p789.

23. See Professor Turu's work regarding the Central Plains.

24. I. C. Ingram, Economic Change in Thailand 1850-1970, 1971, p268.

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25. For example, see David A. Wilson, Politics in Thailand, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, Y.Y. 1962, p38.

26. National Sample Survey, Reports on Land Holdings.

27. Documents of the World Food Conference, Rome, 1974.

28. An expression used by Hubert Humphrey.

29. Cited in Harry Cleaver, "The Contradictions of the Green Revolution", Monthly Review, June, 1973.

30. Larry A. Nikach, "Thailand in 1980: Confrontation with Vietnam and the Fall of Kriangsak", Asian Survey, Vol. XXI, No.2, February 1982, 1982, p 230.

31. Suchitra Punyartabandhu-Bhakdi, "Thailand in 1982: General Arthit Takes Center Stage", Asian Survey, February 1983, Vol. XXIII, No.2, pp 174-75.

32. Dong-a Ilbo, January 29, 1980.

33. Korea Herald, November 19, 1980.

34. Dong-a Ilbo, November 1, 1980.

35. "Garibi Hatao" is a Hindi expression which means "removal of poverty" — a slogan which the Prime Minister of India, Mrs. Indira Gandhi used in 1969-70 to legitimise her power.

36. United Nations, Economic Survey of Asia and the Far East, 1973, p4.

37. Explanations by Professor Robert. B. Stauffer to his article on "The Marcos Coup in the Philippines", Monthly Review, April, 1973, p19.

38. "A National Covenant for Freedom", August 28, 1980 (mimeo)

39. Sanford Jungar, "Our Unwise Policy in Korea", Chicago Tribune, May 29,1984.

40. Pharis J. Harvey, "Korea: Still Suffering from Political Controls" National Catholic Reporter, May 18, 1984.

41. KorealKey Contact North American Coalition for Human Rights in Korea), June 25, 1984.

42. Quoted in AMPO Uapan-Asia Quarterly Review), Vol.7, No. 1, Winter, 1975, p32. Also see Kim Chi Ha, The Cry of the People and other Poems, Nicola Geiger, ed. Autumn Press, Kanagawaken, Japan.

43. For details on the trials see Diane Ying, "Compromise Verdict for Taiwan Dissidents Brings a Mixed Reaction From the Public", Asian Wall Street journal, April 22, 1980; Bob King, "Jailing of the Dissidents", Far Eastern Economic Review, April 25, 1980, "Eight Taiwan Dissidents Convicted of Sedition", San Francisco Chronicle, April 19, 1980.

44. Ult Sundhaussen, "Regime Crisis in Indonesia: Facts, Fiction, Predictions, Asian Survey, Vol. XXI, No.8, August 1981, p815.

45. Ibid.., p817

46. Arnold Abrams, "Back in Business", Far Eastern Economic Review, August 26, 1972.

47. Eqbal Ahmed, "Pakistan Signposts to a Police State", Journal of Contemporary Asia Vol.4, No.4, 1974, p423.

48. W. Eric Gustafson and William L. Richter, "Pakistan in 1980: Weathering the Storm", Asian Survey, Vol. XXI, No.2, February 1981, p165.

49. Sultan Ahmed, "Consensus on Constitutional Scheme of “1983", Dawn Overseas, August 9, 1980, p1.

50. Speech made by Zia in New York on October 5, 1980, addressing American businessmen.

51. Ittefaq (Bengali Daily), July 23,1980.

52. Central Bank of Ceylon, Annual Report, 1977, p4.

53. W. I. Siriweera, "Recent Development in Sinhala-Tamil Relations", Asian Survey, September 1980, Vol. XX, No.9, p909.

54. Ibid., p912.

55. Francois Houtart, "Non-Socialist Countries in South and East Asia", Social Scientist, No.45, April 1976.

56. Michael Morfit, "Pancasila: The Indonesian State Ideology according to the New Order Government", Asian Survey, Vol. XXI, No.8, 1982, p840.

57. Ibid., p848.