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Negotiators from developing countries work against the odds on a
daily basis, whether they are negotiating with an industrialized
country, or a larger developing country. Drawing on the experiences
of more than 100 developing country negotiators and the insights of
leading academic studies, this guide brings together practical
advice and lessons on ways to negotiate effectively with larger
parties, and avoid common pitfalls. Set out in a succinct and
accessible manner, it uses case studies to illustrate the
approaches and tactics that smaller parties can use, even when
faced with financial and human resource shortages, and pressure
tactics from larger countries. While it focuses on trade, insights
are applicable to other international negotiations such as aid,
financial regulation, and climate change.
This unique annual collection of key economic and statistical data
on states with fewer than five million inhabitants is an essential
reference for economists, planners and policy-makers. The
Commonwealth’s definition of small states is those with a
population of one and a half million or less. For comparison
purposes this volume presents, where available, data on states with
a population of up to five million. The book contains fifty-four
tables covering selected economic, social, demographic and
Millennium Development Goal indicators culled from international
and national sources and presents information unavailable
elsewhere. A detailed parallel commentary on trends in Commonwealth
small states, looking at growth, employment, inflation, human
development, and economic policy, permits a deeper understanding of
developments behind the figures. The book also includes three
articles focusing on trade in services: ‘Post-crisis Growth in
Small States: The Role of Trade in Knowledge-based Services’ by
Dirk Willem te Velde, ‘Exporting Health and Wellness: Prospects
and Issues for Small States’ by Estella Aryada, and ‘Pro-poor
Tourism Interventions through the Creation of Agro-tourism
Linkages’ by Chanda Chella. Dirk Willem te Velde currently works
at the ODI as the Director of Programmes in the International
Economic Development Group. Ms Aryada and Ms Chella are Trade
Advisers in the Special Advisory Services Division of the
Commonwealth Secretariat.
Featured in the film "The Great Debaters," Melvin B. Tolson was not
only a debate coach but one of black America's most important
modernist voices. This first complete collection of his poetic
work, brilliantly annotated by Raymond Nelson, gives Tolson his
proper place in American poetry.
Corruption undermines the rule of law, good governance, and
sustainable growth and development. Most countries have prohibited
all forms of corruption, yet corruption persists due largely to a
lack of appropriate strategies and structures to inhibit it. Such
strategies include effective and comprehensive legal frameworks to
prevent, punish and take the profit out of corruption. The Common
Law Legal Systems Model Legislative Provisions aims to enable
Commonwealth countries to evaluate measures that can be
incorporated into domestic law to prevent, detect, and effectively
sanction money laundering and terrorism financing and to recover
the proceeds of crime.
This unique annual collection of key economic and statistical data
on states with fewer than five million inhabitants is an essential
reference for economists, planners and policy-makers. The
Commonwealth's definition of small states is those with a
population of one and a half million or less. For comparison
purposes this volume presents, where available, data on states with
a population of up to five million. This volume contains 17 tables
covering development indicators and an article focusing on the
reform of overseas development assistance (ODA) and Post-2015
financing for development (FFD) in small states.
This unique annual collection of key economic and statistical data
on states with fewer than five million inhabitants is an essential
reference for economists, planners and policy-makers. The
Commonwealth’s definition of small states is those with a
population of one and a half million or less. For comparison
purposes this volume presents, where available, data on states with
a population of up to five million. The book contains 68 tables
covering selected economic, social, demographic and Millennium
Development Goal indicators culled from international and national
sources and presents information unavailable elsewhere. A detailed
parallel commentary on trends in Commonwealth small states, looking
at growth, employment, inflation, human development, and economic
policy, permits a deeper understanding of developments behind the
figures. The book also includes three articles focusing on public
private partnerships: Public–Private Partnerships in Mauritius by
Vishwanaden Soondram; and Public–Private Partnerships: Mobilising
Private Sector Funding and Public–Private Partnerships:
Frequently Asked Questions by Hee Kong Yong. Mr Soondram works as a
Lead Analyst at the Mauritius Ministry of Finance and Economic
Development and Mr Yong works as an Adviser (Public Private
Partnerships) in the Government and Institutional Development
Division of the Commonwealth Secretariat.
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