Good Government and Law Legal and Intitutional Reform in Developing Coutries

Abstract

Foreword - Acknowledgements - Abbreviations and Acronyms - Notes on the Contributors - Seminar Participants - INTRODUCTION - Legal Technical Assistance J.Faundez - GENERAL PERSPECTIVES - Law, Governance and the Developments of the Market: Practical Problems and Possible Solutions P.McAuslan - Comment J.R.Thome - Bureaucracy and Law and Order R.Green - Comment A.Annan - Civil Society, Good Government and Neo-Liberal Reforms N.Bermeo - Comment A.de Capitani - Political Mandate, Institutional Change and Economic Reform L.Frischtak - Comment P.McAuslan - CASE STUDIES - The Need for a Regulatory Framework in the Development and Liberalisation of Financial Markets R.Annibale - Comment R.Green - Public Utilities: Is the British Experience a Model for Developing Countries? J.McEldowney - Comment M.Rowat - Competition Policy in Latin America: Legal and Institutional Issues M.Rowat - Comment L.J.Diez -Canseco Nunez - Land Rights and Agrarian Reform: Latin American and South African Perspectives J.R.Thome - Comment L.Tshuma - Access to Justice in South and South-East Asia R.Cranston - Comment M.L.V.Pessoa de Mendonca - Women, Representation and Good Government: Perspectives on India and Chile S.Rai - Comment A.Matear - Index

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