The sections relevant to developing nations are in Ch. 7, which talks about how small the gains from free trade really are, and in Ch. 9, which talks about how free trade activates destructive economic mechanisms and frustrates fruitful ones. There is also some material in Ch. 8 on the authoritarianism of the WTO, and Ch. 6 contains some economic history of the developed nations that should debunk the myth that the U.S. or Western Europe got where they are practicing free trade.