This fully revised and updated second edition builds a well-rounded understanding of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, a crucial, though often neglected, institution.
This fully revised and updated second edition builds a well-rounded understanding of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, a crucial, though often neglected, institution.
Richard Woodward is Assistant Lecturer in Business at Technological University Dublin. He has written extensively on different facets of the OECD and its contribution to global governance. His other research interests include soft power, tax havens, and development in small states.
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Introduction 1 The OECD's origins and early years: From reconstruction to renown 2 The OECD, 1984-present: from retrenchment to redemption? 3 Organization and functioning 4 The OECD and global governance: weathervane or weather maker? 5 Current issues 6 OECD reform 7 Conclusion, Into the sunset or out of the shadows? The future of the OECD
Introduction 1 The OECD's origins and early years: From reconstruction to renown 2 The OECD, 1984-present: from retrenchment to redemption? 3 Organization and functioning 4 The OECD and global governance: weathervane or weather maker? 5 Current issues 6 OECD reform 7 Conclusion, Into the sunset or out of the shadows? The future of the OECD
Introduction 1 The OECD's origins and early years: From reconstruction to renown 2 The OECD, 1984-present: from retrenchment to redemption? 3 Organization and functioning 4 The OECD and global governance: weathervane or weather maker? 5 Current issues 6 OECD reform 7 Conclusion, Into the sunset or out of the shadows? The future of the OECD
Introduction 1 The OECD's origins and early years: From reconstruction to renown 2 The OECD, 1984-present: from retrenchment to redemption? 3 Organization and functioning 4 The OECD and global governance: weathervane or weather maker? 5 Current issues 6 OECD reform 7 Conclusion, Into the sunset or out of the shadows? The future of the OECD
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