Development at a crossroads
Subtitle: uncertain paths to sustainability after the neo-liberal revolution
By: edited by Michael R. Carter, Jeffrey Cason, Frederic Zimmerman.
Contributors: Carter, Michael R.; Cason, Jeffrey W.; Zimmerman, Frederic Josef.; University of Wisconsin--Madison. Global Studies Program.
Publisher: Global Studies Program, University of Wisconsin--Madison
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Madison, WI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 213
Subjects: Sustainable development -- Government policy.; Economic policy -- Environmental aspects.
Other titles: Uncertain paths to sustainability after the neo-liberal revolution; Sustainability after the neo-liberal revolution
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Began with the conference "Sustainable development with equity in the 1990s," held at the University of Wisconsin--Madison, May 1993."
Table of contents: title: 1. Market coordination and coordination failures on the path to sustainable development / Michael R. Carter and Frederic Zimmerman; title: 2. The emergent development policy consensus / John Williamson; title: 3. Growth and trade reconsidered / John Kalfayan; title: 4. Does it take more than market liberalization? / Christopher B. Barrett and Michael R. Carter; title: 5. Rationalizing health care provision in Zimbabwe; title: 6. Toward a political economy of environmental degradation and sustainable development / James K. Boyce; title: 7. Democracy amidst economic orthodoxy / Atul Kohli; title: 8. Social pressure for environmental reform in Latin America / David Kaimowitz; title: 9. Institutions and the uncertain paths to sustainable development / Jeffrey Cason and Frederic Zimmmerman.