Development and restructuring of society: some social and cultural dilemmas in a transitional state

Abstract

The call for a New International Economic Order cannot be simply regarded in terms of its international ramifications only. No doubt that commodity arrangements, new international trade and monetary relations, reordering of aid priorities, and redefining the role of multi-national corporation can be considered crucial 90813in this context; it is still the national socio-economic condition a that will play the vital role in creating and to filling the new framework. Too often, analysis about development and its social consequences disregard the national social structure and political and framework as a conditioning factor in the international alignment is forces and political directions of national development.