Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Globalization and Poverty: An Introduction -- I. Global (Cross-Country) Analyses -- 1. Why Are the Critics So Convinced ThatGlobalization Is Bad for the Poor? -- 2. Stolper-Samuelson Is Dead: And Other Crimesof Both Theory and Data -- 3. Globalization, Poverty, and All That:Factor Endowment versus Productivity Views -- 4. Does Tariff Liberalization Increase WageInequality? Some Empirical Evidence -- 5. My Policies or Yours: Does OECD Supportfor Agriculture Increase Poverty inDeveloping Countries? -- II. Country Case Studies of Trade Reform and Poverty -- 6. The Effects of the Colombian TradeLiberalization on Urban Poverty -- 7. Trade Liberalization, Poverty, and Inequality:Evidence from Indian Districts -- 8. Trade Protection and Industry Wage Structurein Poland -- 9. Globalization and Complementary Policies:Poverty Impacts in Rural Zambia -- 10. Globalization, Labor Income, and Povertyin Mexico -- III. Capital Flows and Poverty Outcomes -- 11. Financial Globalization, Growth, andVolatility in Developing Countries -- 12. Household Responses to the Financial Crisisin Indonesia: Longitudinal Evidence on Poverty, Resources, and Well-Being -- 13. Does Food Aid Harm the Poor? HouseholdEvidence from Ethiopia -- IV. Other Outcomes Associated with Globalization -- 14. Risk and the Evolution of Inequality in Chinain an Era of Globalization -- 15. Globalization and the Returns to SpeakingEnglish in South Africa -- Contributors -- Author Index -- Subject Index.