Institutional and Policy Implications of International Public Goods: The Case of Global Commons

Pinto, Rogerio F.; Oliveira, José A. Puppim de

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“…Most importantly, this design must be specifically consistent with the nature of the public goods now being transacted in international DA. In the current international geo-political setting, and given the nature of threats and challenges to the international order and welfare, there is a premium on international public goods, which compete with national public goods in the international assistance marketplace (Pinto & De Oliveira, 2011). 3 Some observers, however, might argue that the increased focus on critical global public goods may displace the focus on lagging countries which attach a higher priority to their national public goods, hence creating a dilemma for DA which is increasingly concerned with the former.…”

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Chinese Foreign Aid and Financing: An Example of New Development Assistance?

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2019

Governing China in the 21st Century

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Since 1978, China's political and social systems have transformed significantly to accommodate the world's largest population and second largest economy. These changes have grown more complex and challenging as China deals with modernization, globalization, and informatization. The unique path of sociopolitical development of China hardly fits within any existing frame of reference. The number of scientific explorations of China's political and social development, as well as contributions to international literature from Chinese scholars living and researching in Mainland China, has been growing fast. This series publishes research by Chinese and international scholars on China's politics, diplomacy, public affairs, and social and economic issues for the international academic community.

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