Willy Brandt; Et Al. — North-South: A Programme for Survival

London, Pan Books, 1980 . First edition. Leather. A leather-bound copy of Willy Brandt's important report highlighting the North-South divide, signed by the author with a dedication to one of the report's contributors, Edward Heath. First edition.Bound in full morocco, with the original paperback wraps bound in. Signed by the author, with a lengthy dedication to Edward "Ted" Heath, the contributor for the UK, with the inscription "To Ted Heath, I am sure you know how much I value your contribution to our common work..", dated 1980. Written by Willy Brandt, a German politician and statesman who served as chancellor for West Germany and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to unite Europe. 'North-South' contains Brandt's report of the Independent Commission on International Development Issues, known as "The Brandt Report", written when he was chairman.In this important work, Brandt suggests that there is a great chasm in standards of living along the North-South divide, stipulating that there should be a transfer of resources and wealth to developing countries to rectify this imbalance. Bound in full morocco, with the original paperback wraps bound in. Externally, excellent, with minor shelf wear only. Internally, firmly bound. Ink inscription to front blank. Pages are slightly age toned, but clean. Near Fine . Ill.: None. Near Fine .