内容

目次

Introduction; Opening speech; Opening speech; PART 1. MARKETS,DEVELOPMENT AND INSTITUTIONS; 1. Transition: The First Ten Years; Comment; 2.Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?: Corporate Governance Failures in theTransition; 3. Privatization and Institutions in Developing and TransitionEconomies; 4. Different Approaches to Bankruptcy; 5. The InstitutionalInfrastructure of Competition Policy; 6. The Evolution of Legal Institutionsand Economic Regime Change; 7. Cross-Sectional Wage and Employment Rigiditiesvs. Aggregate Employment; Comment; 8. Institutions and the Workings of theLabour Market; 9. Separation of Powers and Development; Comment; 10.Bureaucratic Corruption and Political Accountability; Comment; Comment; PART2. EQUITY, PUBLIC GOODS, AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE; 12. Poverty and Inclusionfrom a World Perspective; 13. Safety Nets, Savings, and Informal SocialSecurity Systems in Crisis-Prone Economies; Comment; Comment; 15. RegionalIntegration Agreements: a Force for Convergence or Divergence?; 16.Asymmetric Regionalism in Sub-Saharan Africa: Where do We Stand?; Comment;17. Benefits and Costs of EU Enlargement: Theoretical and PracticalConsiderations on Trade Policy Issues; 18. The Precautionary Principle:Different Cases and Viewpoints; 19. Energy Crisis versus Climate Change: Isthere a Lesson to be Learned?; 20. Global Governance for Environment: Equityand Efficiency; 21. Protecting the Global Environment: Towards EffectiveGovernance and Equitable Solutions; Comment; 22. R & D in DevelopingCountries: What Should Governments Do?; 23. Gender Economics: Just AnotherDummy Variable?; Comment; 24. Financial Fragility, Crises, and the Stakes ofPrudential Control: A Few Lessons Learned from Recent Experience; Comment;25. Growth and Debt: A New Perspective on the African and Latin AmericanTragedies; Comment