Edited by Kenneth A. Reinert, Professor of Public Policy, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University, US

• Contents:1. Globalisation and Development: Introduction and OverviewKenneth A. ReinertPART I INTERNATIONAL TRADE2. Trade in GoodsKenneth A. Reinert3. Trade in ServicesRupa Chanda4. Agricultural TradeDevesh Roy5. Intellectual PropertyMiranda Forsyth6. Illicit TradeLouise Shelley7. Drug Trade and Human SecurityEnrique Desmond AriasPART II INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION8. Foreign Direct InvestmentJohn C. Anyanwu9. Global Production NetworksPralok Gupta10. Governance of Multinational EnterprisesSarianna M. Lundan11. Labor StandardsKimberly Ann ElliottPART III INTERNATIONAL FINANCE12. Equity MarketsOdongo Kodongo and Kalu Ojah13. Bond FinanceLena Rethel and Iain Hardie14. BankingSasidaran Gopalan15. Debt and Capital FlightJames K. Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana16. Capital ControlsGerald EpsteinPART IV MIGRATION17. MigrationIrena Omelaniuk18. Recuitment, Remittances, and ReturnPhilip Martin and Ibrahim Sirkeci19. Human TraffickingAmanda Klekowski von Koppenfels20. Brain Drain, Gain and CirculationZovanga L. Kone and Caglar ÖzdenPART V FOREIGN AID21. Foreign Aid EffectivenessMina Baliamoune-Lutz 22. Food AidJennifer ClappPART VI A BROADER VIEW23. CulturePaul James 24. TechnologyJ.P. Singh 25. Political DevelopmentDamien Kingsbury 26. Global OrganizationsGelaye Debebe, PART VII CHALLENGES27. Poverty and InequalityDavid A. Clark, Shailaja Fennell and David Hulme 28. Economic and Social RightsChristopher Jeffords 29. Global HealthTed Schrecker Index

'Globalisation offers many benefits but is also the source of major risks facing all our societies. This timely and comprehensive addition to the literature provides much-needed perspectives on the impact of globalisation and how it may more effectively be managed. A must-read for everyone with an interest in this vital topic.'

Edited by Kenneth A. Reinert, Professor of Public Policy, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University, US

• Contents:1. Globalisation and Development: Introduction and OverviewKenneth A. ReinertPART I INTERNATIONAL TRADE2. Trade in GoodsKenneth A. Reinert3. Trade in ServicesRupa Chanda4. Agricultural TradeDevesh Roy5. Intellectual PropertyMiranda Forsyth6. Illicit TradeLouise Shelley7. Drug Trade and Human SecurityEnrique Desmond AriasPART II INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION8. Foreign Direct InvestmentJohn C. Anyanwu9. Global Production NetworksPralok Gupta10. Governance of Multinational EnterprisesSarianna M. Lundan11. Labor StandardsKimberly Ann ElliottPART III INTERNATIONAL FINANCE12. Equity MarketsOdongo Kodongo and Kalu Ojah13. Bond FinanceLena Rethel and Iain Hardie14. BankingSasidaran Gopalan15. Debt and Capital FlightJames K. Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana16. Capital ControlsGerald EpsteinPART IV MIGRATION17. MigrationIrena Omelaniuk18. Recuitment, Remittances, and ReturnPhilip Martin and Ibrahim Sirkeci19. Human TraffickingAmanda Klekowski von Koppenfels20. Brain Drain, Gain and CirculationZovanga L. Kone and Caglar ÖzdenPART V FOREIGN AID21. Foreign Aid EffectivenessMina Baliamoune-Lutz 22. Food AidJennifer ClappPART VI A BROADER VIEW23. CulturePaul James 24. TechnologyJ.P. Singh 25. Political DevelopmentDamien Kingsbury 26. Global OrganizationsGelaye Debebe, PART VII CHALLENGES27. Poverty and InequalityDavid A. Clark, Shailaja Fennell and David Hulme 28. Economic and Social RightsChristopher Jeffords 29. Global HealthTed Schrecker Index

'Globalisation offers many benefits but is also the source of major risks facing all our societies. This timely and comprehensive addition to the literature provides much-needed perspectives on the impact of globalisation and how it may more effectively be managed. A must-read for everyone with an interest in this vital topic.'

Edited by Kenneth A. Reinert, Professor of Public Policy, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University, US

• Contents:1. Globalisation and Development: Introduction and OverviewKenneth A. ReinertPART I INTERNATIONAL TRADE2. Trade in GoodsKenneth A. Reinert3. Trade in ServicesRupa Chanda4. Agricultural TradeDevesh Roy5. Intellectual PropertyMiranda Forsyth6. Illicit TradeLouise Shelley7. Drug Trade and Human SecurityEnrique Desmond AriasPART II INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION8. Foreign Direct InvestmentJohn C. Anyanwu9. Global Production NetworksPralok Gupta10. Governance of Multinational EnterprisesSarianna M. Lundan11. Labor StandardsKimberly Ann ElliottPART III INTERNATIONAL FINANCE12. Equity MarketsOdongo Kodongo and Kalu Ojah13. Bond FinanceLena Rethel and Iain Hardie14. BankingSasidaran Gopalan15. Debt and Capital FlightJames K. Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana16. Capital ControlsGerald EpsteinPART IV MIGRATION17. MigrationIrena Omelaniuk18. Recuitment, Remittances, and ReturnPhilip Martin and Ibrahim Sirkeci19. Human TraffickingAmanda Klekowski von Koppenfels20. Brain Drain, Gain and CirculationZovanga L. Kone and Caglar ÖzdenPART V FOREIGN AID21. Foreign Aid EffectivenessMina Baliamoune-Lutz 22. Food AidJennifer ClappPART VI A BROADER VIEW23. CulturePaul James 24. TechnologyJ.P. Singh 25. Political DevelopmentDamien Kingsbury 26. Global OrganizationsGelaye Debebe, PART VII CHALLENGES27. Poverty and InequalityDavid A. Clark, Shailaja Fennell and David Hulme 28. Economic and Social RightsChristopher Jeffords 29. Global HealthTed Schrecker Index

'Globalisation offers many benefits but is also the source of major risks facing all our societies. This timely and comprehensive addition to the literature provides much-needed perspectives on the impact of globalisation and how it may more effectively be managed. A must-read for everyone with an interest in this vital topic.'