List Books » Conference on Development Economics, Europe 2002-2003: Toward Pro-Poor Policies--Aid, Institutions, and Globalization
Authors: Policy World Bank, Boris Pleskovic (Editor), Nicholas Stern
ISBN-13: 9780821353882, ISBN-10: 0821353888
Format: Paperback
Publisher: World Bank Publications
Date Published: September 2003
Edition: (Non-applicable)
The proceedings of the fourth Annual Bank Conference on Development Economics (or ABCDE, held in Oslo in June 2002) contains 15 selected papers that consider the role of policies and institutions in development and the reduction of poverty. The papers provide a general overview of links between poverty, inequality, and growth as well as insights into specific topics such as the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative for debt reduction. There is no subject index. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Acknowledgments | ||
Toward pro-poor policies : an overview | 1 | |
Scaling up : the challenge of Monterrey | 13 | |
New perspectives on aid effectiveness | 43 | |
In search of the holy grail : how to achieve pro-poor growth? | 63 | |
Aid and growth revisited : policy, economic vulnerability, and political instability | 95 | |
New poverty reduction strategies : old wine in new bottles? | 111 | |
Crisis, political institutions, and policy reform : the good, the bad, and the ugly | 135 | |
State failure in developing countries and institutional reform strategies | 165 | |
States, reforms, and institutional change : the dynamics of failure | 197 | |
Inequality before and under the law : paths of long-run development in the Americas | 213 | |
The transition process in postcommunist societies : toward a political economy of property rights | 231 | |
Lessons from the 1997-98 East Asian crises | 249 | |
Determinants of foreign direct investment : globalization-induced changes and the role of policies | 279 | |
Income distribution, factor endowments, and trade openness | 291 | |
Globalizing talent and human capital : implications for developing countries | 315 | |
The economics of the brain drain turned on its head | 335 | |
App. : Program | 347 |