UNU-WIDER Globalization and the Obstacles to the Successful Integration of Small Vulnerable Economies
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Globalization and the Obstacles to the Successful Integration of Small Vulnerable Economies
- Project name/title
- Globalization and the Obstacles to the Successful Integration of Small Vulnerable Economies
- Year:
- 2000
- Theme:
- Globalization and Trade
- Abstract:
- A key challenge for policy makers is how to bring about the successful integration of the less developed countries into the international system. Many of the obstacles to the meaningful participation of vulnerable developing economies in the international system are domestic in origin, but external factors beyond the control of these countries play an important part as well. The project identifies and analyses these factors and develops policies that could ameliorate the domestic obstacles and help overcome the external constraints.
- Director:
- Publications:
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- Botswana and Zimbabwe: Relative Success and Comparative Failure
- The Challenges Posed by Globalization for Economic Liberalization in Two Asian Transitional Countries: Laos and Vietnam
- Foreign Direct Investment in Emerging Economies: Lessons from sub-Saharan Africa
- Global Integration and Growth in Honduras and Nicaragua
- Globalization and Openness: Lessons from the Recent Crisis in Southeast Asia
- Globalization and the Island Economies of the South Pacific
- Globalization, Global Public 'Bads', Rising Criminal Activity and Growth
- Globalization, Marginalization and Development
- Globalization, Marginalization and Development
- Globalization, Technology Transfer, and Skill Accumulation in Low-Income Countries
- Growth, Economic Development and Structural Transition in Small Vulnerable States
- Labour Standards in Exports and Developing Countries
- Protectionist tendencies in the North and Vulnerable Economies in the South
- Prudential Regulation of Banks in Less Developed Economies
- Quantitative Restrictions on the Flow of Narcotics: Supply and Demand Restraints in a North-South Macro-model
- Small States in a Global Economy: The Role of Institutions in Managing Vulnerability and Opportunity in Small Developing Countries
- Special and Differential Treatment for Developing Countires: Does It Help Those Who Help themselves
- Tax Competition, Globalization and Declining Social Protection
- WTO Negotiation and Accession Issues for Vulnerable Economies
- The problem of Anti-Dumping Protection and Developing Country Exports