Handbook of Global Economic Policy.
Title:
Handbook of Global Economic Policy.
Author:
Nagel, Stuart.
ISBN:
9780203909843
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (598 pages)
Series:
Public Administration and Public Policy ; v.78
Public Administration and Public Policy
Contents:
Preface -- Contents -- Contributors -- INTRODUCTION -- Environmental Policy in the African Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank -- Reforming Transport with Dominant State-Owned Enterprises -- From Conflict to Order? Corporatism in South Africa -- International Financial Institutions and the Politics of Structural Adjustment -- Mechanisms for Labor Harmony Dispute Resolution in the Industrial Courts of Kenya and Zambia -- Industrial Policy and Regional Development A Diachronic Comparison of Japanese and South Korean Economic Strategies -- Deregulation for Whom? Reexamining the Retail Deregulation in Japan -- Democracy, Development, and the Welfare State in India A Win-Win Policy Analysis -- Policies and Strategies of International Organizations in Combating Child Labor in India A Win-Win Analysis* -- Economic Liberalization and Federalism The Case of India -- Government-Business Relations and Southeast Asian Subregional Economic Growth Triangles -- Economic Reform and Political Legitimacy in Post-Mao China -- Implications of Reform in the Chinese State-Owned Enterprises -- Central-Local Conflicts in Economic Management in China -- Marketization After Mao National Strategy in Postreform China, 1980-1993 -- Hong Kong The World's Freest Economy and Its Liberal Policy -- State Revenue Administration Problems in a Transition Economy State Revenue Service of the Republic of Latvia* -- From Corporatism to Etatism German Policy Networks Before and After Unification -- Political Economy of Income Distribution in Britain Demography, Market, and Party Politics, 1979-1987 -- National Industrial Policy in the Context of Supranational and Subnational Policy Expansion -- Divergent Paths of Product Market Regulation in France and Germany, 1970-1990 -- Mexican Crisis in the Internationalization of Finance.
Elections and Democratization in Mexico Tax Policy in the ''Opposition'' Congress1 -- Implementing Argentine State Reform Union Cooperation or Conflict? -- Neighbors, Informal Job Brokers, and the Employment Problem of the Urban Poor Can Dispersal Strategies Improve Access to Informal Job Networks? -- U.S. Public Policy Toward a Dynamic Increasing-Returns Industry -- Index.
Abstract:
Africa's Economic Policy Environmental Policy in the African Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank, Morten BøåsReforming Transport with Dominant State-Owned Enterprises: Democratic Republic of Congo (Formerly Zaire), Alex KelvinFrom Conflict to Order? Corporatism in South Africa, Louwrens Pretorius International Financial Institutions and the Politics of Structural Adjustment: The African Experience, Mark Owen Lombardi and Sandip Singh SahotaMechanisms for Labor Harmony: Dispute Resolution in the Industrial Courts of Kenya and Zambia, Miriam K. MillsAsia's Economic Policy Industrial Policy and Regional Development: A Diachronic Comparison of Japanese and South Korean Economic Strategies, Sang-Chul ParkDeregulation for Whom? Reexamining the Retail Deregulation in Japan, Yoichiro Sato Democracy, Development, and the Welfare State in India: A Win-Win Policy Analysis, Noorjahan BavaPolicies and Strategies of International Organizations in Combating Child Labor in India: A Win-Win Analysis, Rupa Chanda and Rekha DattaEconomic Liberalization and Federalism: The Case of India, Lawrence SáezGovernment-Business Relations and Southeast Asian Subregional Economic Growth Triangles, Gwynneth Singleton and Mark TurnerEconomic Reform and Political Legitimacy in Post-Mao China, Maria Chan MorganImplications of Reform in the Chinese State-Owned Enterprises, Yat Lun Chan, Feng Xiao, and Alex KelvinCentral-Local Conflicts in Economic Management in China, Zhong Zhu DingMarketization After Mao: National Strategy in Postreform China, 1980--1993, Laure PaquetteHong Kong: The World's Freest Economy and Its Liberal Policy, G. Mac Nie and Enbao Wang Europe's Economic Policy State Revenue Administration Problems in a Transition Economy: State Revenue Service of the Republic of Latvia, Maiga Dzervite From Corporatism to Etatism: German Policy Networks Before and
After Unification, Thomas König Political Economy of Income Distribution in Britain: Demography, Market, and Party Politics, 1979--1987, Rosa MuléNational Industrial Policy in the Context of Supranational and Subnational, Policy Expansion, Niels Christian Sidenius Divergent Paths of Product Market Regulation in France and Germany, 1970--1990, J. Gunnar TrumbullLatin and North America's Economic Policy Mexican Crisis in the Internationalization of Finance, Jong Gook Back Elections and Democratization in Mexico: Tax Policy in the ""Opposition"" Congress, Kenneth C. Shadlen Implementing Argentine State Reform: Union Cooperation or Conflict?, Dora Orlansky Neighbors, Informal Job Brokers, and the Employment Problem of the Urban Poor: Can Dispersal Strategies Improve Access to Informal Job Networks?, David A. Reingold U.S. Public Policy Toward a Dynamic Increasing-Returns Industry, Henry E. Kilpatrick, Jr.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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