Titlebook: Development Finance in the Global Economy; The Road Ahead Tony Addison (Professor of Development Studies and Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Development Finance in the Global Economy: The Road Ahead,l taxes, the currency transaction tax (CTT) and the Global Premium Bond, constitute the new class of innovative financing mechanisms. Last, but certainly not least, the new philanthropy (increasingly in partnership with development agencies) is adding considerably to already well-established and gro

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Multi-Actor Global Funds: New Tools to Address Urgent Global Problems,at implications they might have more broadly for global governance. This last question seems especially important, considering that, even though a key principle behind these funds is that they are ‘additional’ to existing sources of finance, the proliferation of MGFs may come at the expense of estab

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