A COMMENT ON "SOME ALTERNATIVES TO DEVELOPMENt"

Abstract

In reading Mr. Bryce's article on "Some Alternatives to Develop.  ment ; Lessons for Libya" published in this mabazine, I found myse]f  in disagreement with some of the views expressed, especially those  touching upon Llhya. With due respect to Mr. Bryce's wide know.  )edge in this field and with my limited knowledge on Libya I wish to  make the following remarks.  

1. The fir:;t point relates to Mr. Bryce's emphasis on the experien.  ce of other countries and how, on such bases, Liby:i should avoid many  unfavourable paths of development. I wish to que~tion the validity of  how much one should draw from the experience .,f other countries as  applied to a given country.