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Trade Negotiations and a New Agenda for Development
Joseph Stiglitz and Andrew Charlton
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Nov 01, 2004
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Trade
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Trade Program
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In this new Commonwealth report, Professor Joseph E Stiglitz and Andrew Charlton present an alternative way forward for the Doha Round of trade negotiations, approaching global issues with a fresh eye. Available here are the full report, related papers, slide presentations, and editorials.
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Upcoming IPD Books
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Sep 01, 2004
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IPD Books Program
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Our new book series, IPD Books, to be published by Oxford University Press, is under way! IPD Books will present alternative perspectives on controversial economic policies for development.
In August, IPD came out with "Covering Globalization" a handbook for journalists, edited by Anya Schiffrin, Director of IPD's Journalism Program, and Amer Bisat, of Rubicon Capital Advisors.
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Macroeconomics Overview Book
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Aug 26, 2004
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Macroeconomic Policy
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Macroeconomic Policy Program
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This year the Task Forces for Macroeconomics and Capital Market Liberalization will be publishing their Overview Chapter together. This book has three parts. In the first part, "Point-Counterpoint: A Citizen's Handbook on Economic Controversies," we present the basic arguments that we've heard around the world. Our goal in this section is to provide readers with a brief general synopsis of the debates surrounding Macroeconomic Policy and Capital Market Liberalization.
In the second part of the book we examine the central issues of macroeconomics, presenting in a more systematic way an analysis of objectives, models, and policy perspectives on stabilization.
In the third part of the book we examine the central issues of capital market liberalization, presenting in a more systematic way an analysis of objectives, models, and policy perspectives on interventions.
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Decentralization and Intergovernmental Relations
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Oct 29, 2001
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Decentralization
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Decentralization Program
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Decentralization has become one of the hot topics of our time. It is squarely in the
forefront of the development debate throughout Latin America, Africa and Asia. And
under the guises of subsidiarity, devolution and federalism it is also at the center of
public policy-making in Europe and North America. And yet despite real
experiments in decentralization under way in scores of countries, and literally
hundreds of empirical studies, the economic and political effects of decentralization
are still unclear.
IPD's overview chapter on decentralization examines all angles of this debate in
an accessible and policy-relevant manner.
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