Advancing governance in the South: what roles for international financial institutions in developing states?
Drawing on current changes in the Latin American political economy, this book offers a novel argument about power and policy change involving developing countries and international organizations.It is timely in that it comes at a moment when several Latin American countries are experiencing a shift...
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| Ausgabe: | 1. publ. |
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| Zusammenfassung: | Drawing on current changes in the Latin American political economy, this book offers a novel argument about power and policy change involving developing countries and international organizations.It is timely in that it comes at a moment when several Latin American countries are experiencing a shift to more nationalistic projects of development, in stark contrast to the neoliberal reforms led by the International Financial Institutions across Latin America during the last two decades. In addition to a detailed case study of the changing political economy of Argentina and empirical analysis on regional trends, the book offers a theoretical engagement between critical perspectives in IPE and actor-oriented models of policy-making, in particular the literature of policy transfer and networks. It provides new evidence of the power of the local actors and home-grown ideas to question, and even alter, the established rules and institutions of the global economy.Drawing on the Latin American political economy, this book brings to the fore empirical questions on different patterns of involvement of IFIs in pursuing politically-sensitive reforms, the capacity of local actors to influence outcomes, the context in which they interact, the type of policy ideas conveyed, and the policy process that are advanced. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Umfang: | XII, 213 S. |
| ISBN: | 9780230220119 |
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| adam_text | ADVANCING GOVERNANCE IN THE SOUTH WHAT ROLES FOR INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS IN DEVELOPING STATES? PIA RIGGIROZZI RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD, UK MACMILLAN CONTENTS
LIST OF TABLE AND FIGURES IX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XI
1 INTRODUCTION 1 CRAFTING GOVERNANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT 3 POWER POLITICS
AND REFORM PROCESSES 9 CONVEYORS AND BROKERS OF FUNDS, KNOWLEDGE AND
POLICIES 15 THE CORE ARGUMENT 18 2 BROKERS AND CONVEYORS OF GOVERNANCE
23 ISSUES OF POWER IN THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 25 GROUNDING
GOVERNANCE IN LOCAL POWER POLITICS 32 KNOWLEDGE, FUNDS AND PRO-REFORM
NETWORKS 37 A FINAL NOTE ON BROKERS AND CONVEYORS OF GOVERNANCE 44 3
COMPLEXITIES OF GOVERNANCE IN ARGENTINA S POLITICAL ECONOMY 47
NEOLIBERAL GOVERNANCE IN ARGENTINA 49 CRISIS OF NEOLIBERALISM 59
CONTENDING IDEAS AND THE ATTEMPT TO CHANGE GOVERNARICE IN ARGENTINA 64
CONCLUSION 71 4 CONTESTING GOVERNANCE: POWER AND POLITICS IN JUDICIAL
REFORM IN ARGENTINA 74 GOVERNANCE: THE IFIS (A)POLITICAL DILEMMA 75 THE
POLITICS OF JUDICIAL REFORM IN ARGENTINA 78 THE WORLD BANK AS A CONVEYOR
OF FUNDS AND PARADIGMS 83 JUDICIAL REFORM IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE CRISIS
OF NEOLIBERALISM 90 CONTESTING JUDICIAL REFORM 94 CONCLUSION 96 VII VIII
CONTENTS 5 GOVERNANCE AS POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT: PROMOTING ANTI-CORRUPTION
POLICIES IN ARGENTINA 99 ANTI-CORRUPTION WITHIN THE KNOWLEDGE BANK : AN
ATTEMPT TO AVOID THE BEST PRACTICES TRAP 101 BROADENING THE SCOPE FOR
ACTION 103 THE PROBLEM OF CORRUPTION IN ARGENTINA 106 LOCAL EXPERTS AND
CONTESTING IDEAS: PROMOTING REFORM FROM WITHIN 109 THE WORLD BANK AND
THE POLITICS OF ANTI-CORRUPTION IN ARGENTINA 112 THE ANTI-CORRUPTION
OFFICE PROGRAMME 116 THE CRYSTAL INITIATIVE (INICIATIVA CRISTAL) 118
BROKERING KNOWLEDGE, FUNDS AND REFORM NETWORKS 120 CONCLUSION 121 6
GOVERNANCE AFTER NEOLIBERALISM IN ARGENTINA 125 GOVERNANCE: TECHNICAL
VERSUS POLITICAL 126 PROMOTING GOVERNANCE IN A CHANGING POLITICAL
ECONOMY 131 AFTER NEOLIBERALISM, WHAT? 134 THE ROLE OF THE IFIS IN
POST-CRISIS GOVERNANCE 137 THE WORLD BANK AND THE IDB: REINVENTING THE
COMMONS 142 CONCLUSION 153 7 A REGIONAL PLATFORM FOR ALTERNATIVE
GOVERNANCE: WHAT ROLES FOR THE IFIS? 155 CHANGES AND DILEMMAS IN CURRENT
LATIN AMERICAN POLITICAL ECONOMY 158 BEYOND NEOLIBERAL GOVERNANCE: WHERE
DO WE GO FROM HERE? 162 NEW RULES OF THE GAME? 167 ALTERNATIVE
GOVERNANCE PRACTICES: BANKING ON AUTONOMY 171 8 PROMOTING GOVERNANCE IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE NEED FOR A NEW COMPROMISE 179 THE POLITICS OF
GOVERNANCE AND FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS 182 REFERENCES 188 INDEX 203
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