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Edited by Kartik Roy, Professor, Auckland Institute of Studies, New Zealand and Jörn Sideras, formerly Centre for International and Political Economy Research (CIPER), Greece'Institutions, Globalisation and Empowerment<i> provides a useful contribution to the emerging literature on institutions and economic development. It also provides interesting examples of the failures and successes of institutional reform.'</i>
- Esteban Perez Caldentey, Eastern Economic Journal,
'Institutions, Globalisation and Empowerment<i> is highly topical and presents a multidimensional perspective of the changing role of institutions and their impact on development in the era of globalisation.'</i>
- Global Business Review,
<i>'The editors of this volume . . . deserve our wholesome appreciation for choosing so many diverse case studies under one cover. . . the book deserves to be read by policymakers, academics and civil society groups throughout the world.'</i>
- P.S. Jayaramu, Journal of Social and Economic Development,
The book begins by examining theoretical aspects of social and economic institutions. It goes on to explore the operation of, and change within, these institutions as a result of globalisation, using examples from selected countries over five continents. The contributors conclude that globalisation has produced beneficial impacts on those social institutions which have been necessary for achieving genuine growth and development. On this evidence they argue for the need to embrace globalisation by undertaking relevant institutional changes.
Approaching the issue of globalisation from a novel perspective - namely how the forces of globalisation are transforming domestic, social and economic institutions to create greater opportunities for empowerment in individual countries - this book will be a fascinating read for those with an interest in development, institutional and international economics.