Table of Contents

1: Overview; 2: Reducing Poverty in a World of Plenty: The Crisis of Aid; Comments on “Reducing Poverty in a World of Plenty: The Crisis of Aid”: Is There an Aid Crisis?; 3: Globalization, Developed Country Policies, and Market Access: Insights from the Bangladesh Experience; Comments on “Globalization, Developed Country Policies, and Market Access: Some Insights from the Bangladesh Experience”; 4: Rich Country Policies and the Poor: Harnessing Foreign Direct Investment for Pro-Poor Development; 5: The Development Impact of Developed-World Policies on Developing Countries: The Case of Trade; 6: The Development Impact of Rich Countries’ Policies: The Case of Intellectual Property Rights; 7: Migration as a Factor in Development and Poverty Reduction: The Impact of Rich Countries’ Immigration Policies on the Prospects of the Poor; 8: Impacts of the Policies of Rich Countries on the Prospects for Growth and Poverty Reduction in Poor Countries: Focus on the Environment 1; 9: Some Observations on the Question of Coherence and Development; 10: Linking Research, Monitoring, and Advocacy: Worlds Together or Worlds Apart?; 11: Security and Development

About the Author

Rachel Weaving

Reviews

-Knowledgeable and forceful; one of the better recent books on the development problematique.- --Future Survey

"Knowledgeable and forceful; one of the better recent books on the development problematique." --Future Survey

"Knowledgeable and forceful; one of the better recent books on the development problematique." --Future Survey