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Soviet Noncapitalist Development: The Case Of Nasser'S Egypt,New Haxton Almost Every Lecture Contains SurprisesThe Sense One Gets From This Most Interesting Book Is That The Change Nasser Wrought In The Egyptian Economy Was More Out Of Expediency Than Out Of Ideological Commitment. According To Hosseinzadeh, Those Who Argue That Nasser'S Development Path Was Noncapitalist Or Socialist Are Wrong; He Presents Their Arguments And Refutes Them. Indeed Egypt'S Path, He Argues, Was Closer To State Capitalism Than To Any Other Path. . . . Highly Recommended For