TY  - BOOK
AU  - Estevadeordal,Antoni
AU  - Frantz,Brian
AU  - Nguyen,Tam Robert
ED  - Conference "Regional public goods and regional development assistance"
ED  - Inter-American Development Bank.
ED  - Asian Development Bank.
TI  - Regional public goods: from theory to practice 
SN  - 9781931003858
U1  - 338.91 20
PY  - 2004///]
CY  - Washington, DC
PB  - Inter-American Development Bank
KW  - unescot
KW  - PROPIEDAD PUBLICA
KW  - BIEN PUBLICO MUNDIAL
KW  - BIENESTAR SOCIAL
KW  - POLITICA DE DESARROLLO
KW  - POLITICA FINANCIERA
KW  - POLITICA MONETARIA
KW  - DESARROLLO REGIONAL
KW  - ECONOMIA REGIONAL
KW  - PLANIFICACION REGIONAL
KW  - DESARROLLO ECONOMICO Y SOCIAL
KW  - ASIA
KW  - AMERICA LATINA
N1  - Incluye referencias bibliográficas al final de cada capítulo; Introduction; Antoni Estevadeordal ; Brian Frantz ; Tam Robert Nguyen; p. 1-7; Part I: Conceptual framework for regional public goods provision through development assistance; Chapter 1. Demand and institutions for regional public goods; Todd Sandler; p. 11-30; Chapter 2. Regional versus international financial institutions; Ravi Kambur; p. 31-40; Chapter 3. Methodological framework for economic analysis of regional projects; Ramesh Adhikari ; John Weiss; p. 41-58; Chapter 4. Regional public goods in Latin America; Nohra Rey de Marulanda; p. 59-80; Chapter 5. Promoting the provision of regional public goods in Asia; Clay G. Wescott; p. 81-104; Chapter 6. A selective survey of regional public goods in Latin America; Daniel G. Arce M; p. 105-129; Part II: Building the case for regional public goods provision; Chapter 7. A european perspective on monetary and financial arrangements as regional public goods; Charles Wyplosz; p. 133-154; Chapter 8. Trade and cooperation: a regional public goods approach; Robert Devlin ; Antoni Estevadeordal; p. 155-180; Chapter 9. Regional public goods and infrastructure; Carlos Rufín; p. 181-202; Chapter 10. Environmental regional public goods in Asia and Latin America; Matthew E. Kahn; p. 203-226; Chapter 11. Regional public goods and health in Latin America; Michael Kremer ; Jessica Leino; p. 227-242; Chapter 12. Regionalizing the production of knowledge in Latin America; Martin Carnoy; p. 243-274; Chapter 13. Regional public goods, governance and capacity-building; Roberto Martínez Nogueira; p. 275-292; Part III: Experiences from selected projects and programs; Chapter 14. Monetary and financial cooperation in Asia; P. B. Rana; p. 295-300; Chapter 15. Regional public goods and small economics: the caribbean regional negotiating machinery; Anneke Jessen; p. 301-324; Chapter 16. Initiative for the integration of regional infrastructure in South America: a strategic option for sustainable development; Juan José Taccone; p. 325-336; Chapter 17. The Puebla-Panama plan: a political mechanism for coordinating joint actions; Juan José Taccone; p. 337-346; Chapter 18. A regional public goods perspective on cooperation in education; Juan Carlos Navarro; p. 347-360; Chapter 19. Mobile populations and HIV/AIDS in Mesoamerica: a case for regional public goods in health; Mario Bronfman ; Mirka J. Negroni ; Tamil Kendall; p. 361-374; Chapter 20. Mobilizing nutritional improvements as a regional public good; Joseph Michael Hunt; p. 375-410; Chapter 21. Regional democratic norms: the SADC parliamentary forum's rol in developing electoral standards in Southern Africa; Ozias Tungwarara; p. 411-422; Chapter 22. Coordinating the supply of regional public goods: the greater mekong subregional program; Kazu Sakai ; Tam Robert Nguyen; p. 423-433
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