Latin American countries have been pursuing structural reforms since the mid-1980s as a way of achieving the development goals of stable and higher rates of economic growth, more social equity, and a solid democratic setting. Contributors from academia and non-governmental organizations explore the options to strengthen policies and institutions for deepening structural reforms through trade and integration. The 11 chapters are edited versions of papers presented at a 2001 conference organized by the Inter-American Development Bank at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. They fall under the broad subject areas of history, theory and politics; policies and institutions; and the public-private sector nexus. Distributed by the Johns Hopkins U. Press. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Latin American countries have been pursuing structural reforms since the mid-1980s as a way of achieving the development goals of stable and higher rates of economic growth, more social equity, and a solid democratic setting. Contributors from academia and non-governmental organizations explore the options to strengthen policies and institutions fo
Robert Devlin is deputy manager of the IDB Integration and Regional Programs Department. Antoni Estevadeordal is principal trade economist with the IDB Integration, Trade and Hemispheric Issues Division.
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