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Franco Algieri, Josef Janning, Dirk Rumberg (eds.)

Издател: Bertelsmann Foundation Publishers

In ten to fifteen years, the European Union could include as many as 25 to 30 member states. In view of such an enlarged Union, a definition of the essential interests regarding foreign and security policy is required, as well as a reform of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). Otherwise, the European Union will be unable to effectively

A Guide to Smart Growth

Издател: The Heritage Foundation

During the last half of the 20th Century the pursuit of the American Dream includes the quest for open space. The result is the suburbanization of America as people leave the city for the fresh air and better schools as well as less traffic and fewer people. Editors Jane Shaw and Ron Utt examine the public policy implications of America's race to

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Djordjija Petkovski

Издател: The world bank

Measures of the Transnationalization of Economic Activity

Издател: United Nations

This book provides an overview of the conceptual issues relating to the measurement of transnationalization and discusses the advantages and drawbacks of different measures. Using a variety of measures, the study analyzes trends in transnationalization for a number of economies: Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, the Republic of Korea,

Privatization: Principles and Practice

Издател: The World Bank

Privatization is now mainstream. During the 1980's, the main proponents of privatizations were nations of the developed world, together with a number of Latin American nations. In the 1990's, however, the popularity of privatization widened considerably, spurred by the transition from Communism in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. A

Foreign Direct Investment in Infrastructure

David J. Donaldson, Frank Sader, Dileep M. Wagle

Издател: The World Bank

Many developing countries have made dramatic progress in promoting private sector participation in their infrastructure sectors, especially with the help of foreign investors. However, this has not been the case in Southern and Eastern Africa, which have been perceived as relatively unattractive locations for investment. This paper describes the