Selected Works
- The Strategy of Economic Planning (1963)
- The Poverty Curtain: Choices for the Third World (1976). Columbia University Press. 247 pages. ISBN 0-231-04062-8
- The Myth of the Friendly Markets (1992)
- Reflections on Human Development (1996) Oxford University Press. 1st edition (1996): 288 pages, ISBN 0-19-510193-6. 2nd edition (1999): 324 pages, ISBN 0-19-564598-7
- The UN And The Bretton Woods Institutions : New Challenges For The Twenty-First Century / Edited By Mahbub Ul Haq ... (1995)
- The Vision and the Reality (1995)
- The Third World and the international economic order (1976)
- New Imperatives of Human Security (1995)
- A New Framework for Development Cooperation (1995)
- Humanizing Global Institutions (1998)
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