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Book Review
CARROTS AND STICKS
1986
Overview
Mr. [Willy Brandt]'s vision is at once apocalyptic and utopian: dire predictions of widespread starvation and revolutionary upheaval alternate with rosy promises about the peace and prosperity that could presumably be achieved if only ''the North'' could muster the political will to help the poorer countries of ''the South.'' This makes for a dramatic but lofty argument that often seems to veer rather far from the concrete third world problems that Mr. Brandt proposes to address. Willy Brandt the crusader tends to get the better of Willy Brandt the pragmatic former Chancellor and architect of detente, and his tendentious political views - about multinational corporations, third world liberation movements, Unesco and the Eastern bloc's interest in development aid -often seem to undermine the value of his arguments.
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New York Times Company
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