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Acknowledgements | ||
Preface | ||
Overview | ||
Ch. 1 | Globalization with a human mask | 1 |
From development to adjustment | 2 | |
The Social Summit | 4 | |
Globalization and economic growth | 5 | |
Unfavourable trends in employment | 9 | |
Poverty and inequality | 11 | |
The causes of failure | 12 | |
New views on growth and social development | 14 | |
Globalization with a human mask | 17 | |
Ch. 2 | Who pays? Financing social development | 19 |
Debt relief for the poorest countries | 20 | |
Debt relief for middle-income countries | 22 | |
Fresh departures for debt | 25 | |
Development assistance | 26 | |
Tax reform | 32 | |
Pension reform | 35 | |
Mobilizing resources at the grassroots | 38 | |
A balance sheet | 40 | |
Ch. 3 | Fragile democracies | 41 |
The governing dilemma | 42 | |
Incomplete transitions | 44 | |
The progress of political parties | 46 | |
President or parliament? | 47 | |
Democracy as means or end? | 48 | |
The democratic alternative | 50 | |
The rise of the technocrats | 51 | |
Ethnicity and democratization | 55 | |
Electoral systems and ethnic diversity | 59 | |
The democratic process | 62 | |
Ch. 4 | A new mission for the public sector | 63 |
Pressures for reform | 64 | |
Fiscal stability | 65 | |
Managerial efficiency | 68 | |
Capacity building | 71 | |
The future of public sector reform | 72 | |
Ch. 5 | Calling corporations to account | 75 |
From confrontation to partnership | 78 | |
Corporate motivation | 79 | |
Piecemeal progress | 82 | |
Alternatives to confrontation | 85 | |
From hard to soft | 88 | |
Ch. 6 | Civil societies | 91 |
Civil society and service delivery | 92 | |
Precarious partnerships | 98 | |
Civil society and international advocacy | 101 | |
Intelligence, energy and rights | 110 | |
Ch. 7 | Getting development right for women | 111 |
Women in democratization | 112 | |
Fulfilling women's rights | 121 | |
Reproductive health rights | 122 | |
Women's education rights | 127 | |
Women's economic rights | 131 | |
A counter-alliance for women | 136 | |
Ch. 8 | Sustaining development | 137 |
Sustainable cities | 138 | |
Sustainable agriculture | 141 | |
Sustainable water supplies | 146 | |
Forest conservation | 151 | |
Enduring realities | 154 | |
Continuity or change? | 158 | |
Bibliographical Note | 160 | |
Background Papers | 162 | |
Selected Bibliography | 163 | |
Acronyms | 172 |
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