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David Kaufmann

Monograph Chapter

In Varieties of Capital Cities

David Kaufmann

Published:: 31 August 2018

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788116435.00018

Collection: Social and Political Science 2018

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Constrained experimentalism and the World Bank

Mortgaging Development

Liam Clegg

In this chapter, the central lines of analysis developed in the book as a whole are introduced. The main engagement offered is with literatures on international organisations where the ‘constrained experimentalist’ model of operational change offers an extension to existing studies. In addition, findings over the difficulties of securing progressive outcomes through market-based mechanisms in regulatory states of the global South, and over mismatches between visions of the post-Washington Consensus and recent World Bank practice, are outlined.

Monograph Chapter

Cover The World Bank and the Globalisation of Housing Finance

In The World Bank and the Globalisation of Housing Finance

Liam Clegg

Published in print:: 27 Oct 2017

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781786435606.00007

Collection: Social and Political Science 2017

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Acknowledgments

Handbooks on Globalisation series

Edited by Kenneth A. Reinert

Handbook Chapter

Cover Handbook of Globalisation and Development

In Handbook of Globalisation and Development

Edited by Kenneth A. Reinert

Published:: 31 March 2017

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781783478651.00005

Collection: Social and Political Science 2017

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Globalisation and development: introduction and overview

Handbooks on Globalisation series

Kenneth A. Reinert

This volume on globalisation and development is part of a larger Elgar Handbook series on globalisation. Its chapters engage two multidimensional concepts: globalisation and development. In doing so, it does not impose a particular conception of either. Rather, authors were given full rein to treat these subjects as they thought best in light of their particular subjects. The volume is structured around seven subjects: international trade, international production, international finance, migration, foreign aid, a broader view and challenges. The volume’s chapters provide important insights into each of these realms of globalisation and development.