The administration of technical assistance : growth in the Americas

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• PART Ⅰ. THE BILATERAL TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES
• 1. ORIGINS AND HISTORY = 3
• The Forerunners = 4
• The United States Government Program, 1939-50 = 6
• a. The Interdepartmental Committee = 6
• b. The Institute of Inter-American Affairs = 14
• The Technical Cooperation Administration, 1950-53 = 30
• The Attempt To Integrate Military, Economic, and Technical Assistance, 1951-55 = 43
• a. The Mutual Security Act of 1951 = 43
• b. The Foreign Operations Administration = 45
• c. The International Cooperation Administration = 49
• 2. THE CHOICE OF INSTRUMENTS FOR EFFECTIVE CO-OPERATION = 51
• Some Characteristics of Public Administration in Latin America = 52
• The Available Instruments = 58
• a. The Broad Economic Survey = 58
• b. The Technical Mission = 62
• c. Joint Operation through a Servicio = 68
• d. The University Contract = 89
• e. Other Private Contracts = 95
• f. The Training Grant for Training Abroad = 96
• Technician, Know Thy Tools = 99
• 3. ORGANIZATION FOR PROGRAM PLANNING = 105
• The Meaning of Comprehensiveness = 106
• The Meaning of Mutuality = 111
• Organization and Procedure = 117
• The Relation of Technical Co-operation to Economic Aid = 130
• The Area Development Plan in Chile : A Case History = 136
• 4. THE FOREIGN TECHNICIAN : PERSONNEL AND ITS ADMINISTRATION = 143
• What Makes a Good Technician? = 143
• Balancing Demand with Supply = 148
• a. The Principal Causes = 149
• b. The Possible Remedies = 155
• Preparing Technicians for Work Overseas = 163
• The Role of Leadership = 167
• 5. ORGANIZATION AT HOME AND OVERSEAS = 175
• Introduction : Six Years of Instability = 175
• Administrative Structure in Washington = 178
• a. A Permanent Status for the Program = 178
• b. Role of the Participating Agencies = 195
• c. Supervising Field Operations = 199
• Administrative Structure within the Host Countries = 207
• a. An Integrated Country Staff = 207
• b. The Role of the Embassy = 210
• PART Ⅱ. INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
• 6. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS EXPANDED PROGRAM = 217
• The Basic Legislation = 217
• Administrative Structure = 219
• Scope and Character = 226
• a. The Program in Mexico = 231
• b. The Work in Public Administration = 240
• 7. ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRATION AND THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES = 249
• Integration versus Independence = 249
• Administrative Developments, 1945-54 = 253
• Further Developments in 1954 = 259
• Independence plus Strong Co-ordination = 267
• 8. THE RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE = 279
• The Art of Co-ordination = 281
• Acceptance by the Specialized Agencies = 285
• 9. INSTRUMENTS, PLANNING, AND PERSONNEL = 289
• The Choice of Instruments = 289
• Programing and Financing = 301
• Expert Technicians = 314
• 10. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES TO TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION = 318
• Administration = 319
• The Regional Centers = 322
• Money and Men = 330
• The Americas = 333
• PART Ⅲ. RELATIONS BETWEEN BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL PROGRAMS
• 11. PLURAL EFFORTS TOWARD A COMMON GOAL = 341
• A STATEMENT BY THE NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION SPECIAL POLICY COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION = 363
• MEMBERS OF THE SPECIAL POLICY COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION = 365
• APPENDIXES
• A. CHRONOLOGY OF PRINCIPAL EVENTS = 371
• B. AGENCY AND PROGRAM ABBREVIATIONS = 374
• C. NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS POLICY = 376
• D. NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES = 377
• INDEX = 381