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"Power, responsability and Accountability: Re-Thinking the Legitimacy of Institutions for Climate Finance" by Athena Ballesteros, Smita Nakhooda, Jacob Werksman with Kija Hurlburt and Seema Kumar
Athena BALLESTEROS, Smita NAKHOODA, Jacob WERKSMAN WITH KAIJA HURLBURT AND SEEMA KUMAR, "POWER, RESPONSIBILITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY: Re-Thinking the Legitimacy of Institutions for Climate Finance", World Resources Institute Working Paper, October 2009
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"La riforma della governance economica globale e il ruolo dell'Unione Europea" by Giulio Peroni
Papers written by Giulio Peroni and published in "I quaderni Europei" and edited by Centro di documentazione europea - University of Catania - Online Working Paper 2010/n. 17
Gennaio 2010
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"Management of post-crisis global interdependencies" by Vasile Puscas
"Management of post-crisis global nterdependencies" by Vasile Puscas, papers presented at International Economics Congress on "An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Roles of Global Politics & Civil Society in International Economics” on February 4th-7th 2010, Institute for Cultural Diplomacy Berlin
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"The current Financial Crisis and Reform of the Global Architecture" by Anthony Elson
Paper written by Anthony Elson,Professorial Lecturer in International Economics at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and Visiting Lecturer in Public Policy Studies at the Duke University School of Public Policy. This article was prepared while the author served as ENI Professor of International Economics at the Johns Hopkins SAIS Bologna Center for 2008–09. The paper has been published by The International Spectator: Italian Journal of International Affairs, Volume 45 Issue 1 March 2010
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Debito e sovranità nella crisi europea. Storia di un'opportunità, by Giuseppe Foglio
Paper written by Giuseppe Foglio, published in Quaderni Europei - University of Catania - Online Working Paper - n.37/2011. Here it is the abstract: The present economic crisis has revealed structural characteristics which are by now evident to any type of analysis. Nevertheless, nothing has been done for the growth and the containment of the inequalities in the developed countries. In Europe, the functional integration has not held out against the crisis. The absence of common politics in financial, fiscal and regulatory matters has left the European economy at the mercy of the global market. This way, the EC policy has gone back first to the intergovernmental method, then to the match of the central powers, finally to the solitary guide of Germany. The problem of the sovereignty is again at the center of the European construction. It seems it has come to a system transition. The choice of financial, monetary and economic politics aimed at promoting growth, for Europe, cannot be separated from political choices definitely oriented towards a stronger political integration.
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