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Common terms and phrases21st century ACP countries activities agencies AsDB Asia billion capacity capital changes civil civil-society Cold War concems conflict prevention context crisis cultural Deadly Conflict decades democratic developing countries developing regions developing-country development assistance development banks development cooperation development finance development-assistance development-cooperation experiment domain donor East Asian economic growth environment environmental sustainability ethnic European European Union financial financial institutions flows focused fractured global order funds govemance growing IDRC impact improve increased industrialized influence innovation intemational cooperation intemational development Japan knowledge knowledge divide labour Lomé Convention major markets Marshall Plan ment multilateral development banks multilateral institutions networks NGOs OECD official development assistance particularly political poor countries population poverty primarily private sector production programs reforms role Sagasti scientific and technological social society Soviet Union strategic tion trade transition UNDP United Nations Washington World Bank world economy world order Popular passagesPage 169 - ODA official development assistance OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries... Page 39 - Networks are the fundamental stuff of which new organizations are and will be made. Page 93 - ... sometimes seems to have a steady path, there are times when it veers away erratically in directions we cannot foresee. The ride is by no means wholly unpleasant or unrewarding; it can often be exhilarating and charged with hopeful anticipation. But, so long as the institutions of modernity endure, we shall never be able to control completely either the path or the pace of the journey. In turn, we shall never be able to feel entirely secure, because the terrain across which it runs is fraught... Page 110 - Its basic finding is that the majority of aid is success/ill in terms of its own objectives. Over a wide range of countries and sectors, aid has made positive and valuable contributions. The report also refutes some of the common criticisms of aid — that it cannot reach the poor, or that it conflicts with development of the private sector. This does not mean that all is well with aid. A significant proportion does not succeed. The question is, how this should be judged? Page 80 - ... the second millennium of the Christian Era several events of historical significance have transformed the social landscape of human life. A technological revolution, centered around information technologies, is reshaping, at accelerated pace, the material basis of society. Economies throughout the world have become globally interdependent, introducing a new form of relationship between economy, state, and society, in a system of variable geometry. Page 169 - GATT General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade GDP gross domestic product GN'P gross national product... Page 93 - I suggest we should substitute that of the juggernaut - a runaway engine of enormous power which, collectively as human beings, we can drive to some extent but which also threatens to rush out of our control and which could rend itself asunder. The juggernaut crushes those who resist it, and while it sometimes seems to have a steady path, there are times when it veers away erratically in directions we cannot foresee. Page 169 - IBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) IDA International Development Association IDB Inter-American Development Bank... Page 4 - the history of the twenty years after 1973 is that of a world which lost its bearings and slid into instability and crisis Page 73 - ... and those that cannot. In the first category are owners of capital, highly skilled workers, and many professionals, who are free to take their resources where they are most in demand. Unskilled and semiskilled workers and most middle managers belong in the second category. Putting the same point in more technical terms, globalization makes the demand for the services of... References to this bookFrom other booksFrom Google ScholarThe Future of Development Financing: Challenges, Scenarios and ...Francisco Sagasti, Keith Bezanson, Fernando Prada, Ana Teresa Lima Casabonne, Joanne Salop Science Technology &Juana Kuramoto, Francisco Sagasti - Science Technology & Society 5. Les réseaux de politique pour l’éducation en AfriqueSACK Par Richard, Boubacar NIANE, Lily MAFELA - Aller plus loin, aller vers tous References from web pagesDEVELOPMENT COOPERATION IN A FRACTURED GLOBAL ORDER An Arduous ... Free Books > Business & Investing > Biographies & Primers ... Development Cooperation in a Fractured Global Order: an arduous ... DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION IN A FRACTURED GLOBAL ORDER An Arduous ... DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION IN A FRACTURED GLOBAL ORDER An Arduous ... Electronic Resources A Foresight and Policy Study of the Multilateral Development Banks Bibliographic information
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