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_aEntering the 21st Century : _bWorld Development Report 1999/2000 |
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_aOxford : _bOxford University, _c2000 |
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| 300 | _a300 p. | ||
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_tOverview _tThe frontiers of development thinking _tGlobalization _tSupranational issues _tSubnational policies into actions _tIntroduction New directions in development thiking _tBuilding on past development experiences _tThe many goals of development _tThe role of institutions in development _tThe record and outlook for comprehensive development _tA changing world _tChapter 1 The changing world _tInternational trade _tInternational financial flows _tInternational migration _tLobal environmental challendes _tNew political tendencies in developing countries _tEmerging subnational dynamics _tUrban imperatives _tImplications for development policy _tChapter 2 The world trading system: the road ahead _tHow the global trading system benefits developing countries _tWTO mechanisms for promoting and maintaiming liberal trade regimes _tSustaining the momentum for trade reforn _tInternational trade and development policy: the next 25 years _tChapter 3 developing countries and the global financial system _tThe gathering pace of international financial integration _tToward a more robust and diversified baking system _tThe Orderly sequencing of capital account liberalization _tAttracting foreign investment _tRevitalizing international macroeconomic cooperation _tChapter 4 protecting the global commons _tThe link between national and global environmental issues _tMoving from national to international action _tThe ozone treaies a success story _tClimate change _tBiodiversity _tExploiting the links between global environmental problems _tChapter 5 decentralization: rethinking government _tWhats is at stake? _tFrom centralized to decentralized governance _tBalancing political power between central and local interests _tThe structure, functions, and resources of subnational governments _tMaking subnational governments accountable _tPolicies for the transition _tWhat lessons for the future? _tChapter 6 dynamic cities as engines of growth _tWhat makes cities grow? _tThe national governments role in urbanization _tLocal policies for urban economic growth _tChapter 7 making cities livable _tThe unfinished urban agenda _tLearning from the past _tService provision in developing countries _tLooking ahead _tChapter 8 Case studies and recommendations _tMaking the most of trade liberalization? Egypt _tReforming weak banking system: Hungary _tMacromanagement under fiscal decentralization: Brazil _tImproving urban living conditions: Karachi _tCultivating rural-Urban synergies: Tanzania _tThe shifting development landscape at the dawn of the 21st century |
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