There are more ways of making the world a desert than the nuclear holocaust.
(WILLIAM CLARK , former Vice-President of the World Bank)
We are bringing upon ourselves a situation which could be more disastrous for mankind than an East-West conflict.
(GENERAL SIR JOHN HACKETT )
/ don think there's any
Western bank that believes it will ever get its principal repaid.
(THE RT HON DENIS HEALEY. MP)
William Clark 's recent novel Cataclysm: the North-South
Conflict of 1987 depicts a major Third World debt default leading to the collapse of the international social and economic order. How realistic is this scenario, and how accurately has the author gauged its repercussions? William Clark is joined by Sir John Hackett and Denis Healey.
Chairman Geoffrey Stern Producer DANIEL SNOWMAN
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