First published in 1963 as Industrialization and Under-Developed Countries (reissuing the fourth edition of 1975 here), Industrialization and Developing Countries discusses the importance of geographical factors affecting industrialization and developing countries and their relationship to economic, demographic, social, and political processes. All statistics have been updated, whilst the case studies of Ghana, Nigeria, Chile, Hong Kong, India, and Egypt have been extensively revised and rewritten. An invaluable book for students and researchers of economy, geography, and political science concerned with the problems of developing nations.