The following sections are included:Balance of tradeBarter terms of tradeCES functionComparative advantageContinuum of goodsCurrency areaDiversification coneDUP activityDutch diseaseEdgeworth-Bowley boxFactoral terms of tradeFragmentationGrexitImmiserizing growthIncome terms of tradeLaw of...

The following sections are included:IntroductionBackground and Recent DevelopmentsThe Regulatory Regime and Recent ReformsFuture ProspectsConclusionsReferences

AbstractThe following sections are included:The Theoretical FrameworkPolitical and economic dimensions of corruptionInfant, father, client and boss: Patronage and neo-patrimonalismThe European Transition Period“Red privatization”Domestic transformation in CEE: Privatization policyThe role of...

The following sections are included:IntroductionOverview of the Development of the Singaporean Education SectorGlobal Schoolhouse: Education Sector as an Engine of Economic GrowthThe General Agreement on Trade in Services and International Trade in Higher Education...

AbstractThe following sections are included:The EU Cohesion PolicyA vision of development: Efficiency and equityA hard public debateStrategy, objectives and tools of developmentASEAN: Cooperation, No Binding Rules and Step-by-Step ConstructionASEAN: A loose regional ensemblePolitical changes and...

AbstractThe following sections are included:Globalization and FlexibilityManagement through flexibilityGender issuesInternational Rules and Legal ObstaclesConclusion: Comparing Both Areas

The following sections are included:IntroductionBackground of Tertiary Education in MalaysiaMalaysia's Trade Commitments and Regulatory Regime for the Tertiary SectorImplications for Malaysia as a Regional Education HubConclusion and Policy Implications for Other Developing CountriesAppendix...

The following sections are included:A–Z0–9

The following sections are included:IntroductionMarket DevelopmentRegulatory RegimeConclusionsReferences

The following sections are included:IntroductionOverview of the Public and Private Markets for Higher EducationThe Domestic Regulatory Regime for Quality AssuranceThe Modes and Direction of International TradeBuilding a Regional Education HubAddressing Competitive WeaknessesConclusionsReferences