Banking on knowledge : The genesis of the global development network

By:

Stone Diane

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Routedge 2000Description: 266p xviISBN:

9780415248488

Subject(s):

1. Economic Development - Research 2. Communication - Economic Development

DDC classification:

338.900000 STO

Contents:

Table of contents Part 1: The GND and Knowledge for Development ; 1. The Genesis of the GND ; 2. Scan Globally, Reinvent Locally: Knowledge infrastructure and the localization of Kkowledge ; 3. The Instrumentalization of Development Knowledge ; Part 2: Civil Society Engagement ; 4. Think Tanks in Independent Belarus: Catalysts for social transformations ; 5. New Partnerships in Research: Activists and think tanks: An illustration from the NCAER in New Delhi ; 6. Building Productive Partnerships for the Promotion of Reforms: The APOYO Institute in Peru ; Part 3: Reform and Reconstruction ; 7. The Challenges of Intervention for a Cambodian Think Tank ; 8. Post-Communist Think Tanks: Making and Faking Influence ; 9. Influencing Government Policy Making ; Part 4: Knowledge Across Borders ; 10. Southeast Asian Research Institutes and Regional Economic Cooperation ; 11. Globalization, Think Tanks, and Policy Transfer; 12. Think Tanks and the Ecology of Policy Inquiry ; 13. Conclusion: Knowledge, power and policy

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	NKCR SECTION	338.9 STO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		31838

Table of contents
Part 1: The GND and Knowledge for Development ;
1. The Genesis of the GND ;
2. Scan Globally, Reinvent Locally: Knowledge infrastructure and the localization of Kkowledge ;
3. The Instrumentalization of Development Knowledge ;
Part 2: Civil Society Engagement ;
4. Think Tanks in Independent Belarus: Catalysts for social transformations ;
5. New Partnerships in Research: Activists and think tanks: An illustration from the NCAER in New Delhi ;
6. Building Productive Partnerships for the Promotion of Reforms: The APOYO Institute in Peru ;
Part 3: Reform and Reconstruction ;
7. The Challenges of Intervention for a Cambodian Think Tank ;
8. Post-Communist Think Tanks: Making and Faking Influence ;
9. Influencing Government Policy Making ;
Part 4: Knowledge Across Borders ;
10. Southeast Asian Research Institutes and Regional Economic Cooperation ;
11. Globalization, Think Tanks, and Policy Transfer;
12. Think Tanks and the Ecology of Policy Inquiry ;
13. Conclusion: Knowledge, power and policy

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