Titlebook: International Development Policy; Aid, Emerging Econom Gilles Carbonnier Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Finance and Economic Developmental efficiency, and a discussion of whether countries may have financial sectors that are ‘too large’ compared to the size of the domestic economy. Next, the author describes several indicators of financial development and reviews the literature on the relationship between financial development and e

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Beyond Aid: Policy Coherence and Europe’s Development Policys that, despite rhetorical commitments made in various contexts, results have been modest, as governments in the North have found it difficult to go beyond their short-term political and economic interests. This chapter concentrates not only on explanations related to the widened agenda in internati

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t a polling station, a dry cleaning plant, and a maker of bowling alley equipment respectively, and in each case study workers at considerable length, achieving a finely poised balance between documentation and a formal interest in repeated movements and gestures.

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The United Nations and Global Public Goods: Historical Contributions and Future Challenges public goods: the generation of norms and shared values, the quality of leadership, improved governance, innovative financing, institutional realignment, the further consolidation of legal instruments, focus, and the power of networks.

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The Transformation of International NGOs and their Impact on Development Aidstates toward intergovernmental and corporate actors is also explored, as is the creation of new forms of partnerships with both governmental and private actors. The chapter addresses how development INGOs have attempted to respond to critiques of their accountability and legitimacy through reforms

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The New Realities of Global Health: Dynamics and Obstacles of aid continue to suffer from inadequate coordination between donors and from the lack of a common agenda. With this in mind, it is worth exploring a number of ways of ensuring that global healthcare policies best reflect the beneficiary countries’ actual needs and aspirations.