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SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTAL SOCIAL WORK
community-building
conflict resolution
empowerment
institution-building
intervention
nation-building
region-building
social work
socioeconomic development
world-building
Development
PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
democracy
globalization
individualism
instrumental activism
market mechanism
population growth
risk-society
sustainable development
universalization
THE SOCIOECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE
agriculture
dynamic processes
environmental dimension of modern systems
COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
agent
audience
channel
cmc
communication
computation
entropy
icts
information
intentionality
language
medium
message
network
oracle
reference
semantic information
uncertainty
HOUSING : OBJECT AND SUBJECT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
affordability
built environment
data bank
demand-supply
gentrification
indicators
infrastructure
market
mobility
policy
renewal
segregation
subsidy
sustainability
tenure.
urban planning
accessibility
THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF TECHNOLOGY
economy
patterns of management and financing
society
technological development organization
technology
TRANSPORTATION, MOBILITY, AND WOMEN IN CITIES OF DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
cities
mobility
urban planning
women
Transportation
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND ITS FORMS: ORIGINS AND NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Chicago School of Sociology
City Planning
Human Ecology
Urban Development
OLDER PEOPLE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
ageism
income maintenance
older people
poverty
regional variations
rural/urban migration
social care
sustainable development
widows
women
ETHNIC, RACIAL, AND RELIGIOUS MINORITIES
ethnic and racial stratification
ethnic groups
migration
race
race-class debate.
racial groups
religion
religious groups
minorities
THE POOR
complex
differentiation
distinctions
global
inequality
low income
measure
modern
paradox
poverty
welfare
THE CONSUMER SOCIETY
communicative system
consumer society
consumption ethic
differentiation
globalization
globalization of production
identity
need
status-symbols
symbolic value
value
want
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CONSUMER SOCIETIES
commodity
consumer revolution
consumer society
decencies
industrious revolution
international commerce
luxury
material culture
romantic ethic
CONSUMPTION IN AFFLUENT SOCIETIES OF INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS
affluent society
conspicuous consumption
consumption
emulation
fragmentation
leisure
material culture
modernity
postmodernity
re-enchantment
social status
symbolic value
CONSUMPTION IN DEVELOPING NATIONS
advertisement
consumers welfare
externalities
globalization
imitation
inequalities
information technology
international demonstration effect
misinformation
modernization
patterns of consumption
positional goods
social exclusion
FAMILY, GENDER, AND SOCIALIZATION ISSUES IN CONSUMPTION
consumer behavior
consumption
england
family
gender
industrial revolution
mass distribution
socialization
usa
woman
ECONOMIC THEORIES OF CONSUMPTION
consumption capital.
demand
equilibrium
fetishism
novelties
revealed preferences
tastes
use values
utility
GLOBALIZATION AND CONSUMER CULTURES
consumer cultures
kaleidoscope society
socio-behavioral complex
INTERNAL SUSTAINABILITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE ARAB STATES
economic growth
inequality
investment
poverty
production structure
technology capacity.
internal sustainability
WELFARE ECONOMICS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
abatement
advertising
charges
conspicuous consumption
discounting
economic growth
environmental countervailing tariffs
environmental disruption
environmental protection
environmental quality
exhaustible resources
external costs
free trade
globalization
happiness
ignorance
incentive compatibility
interest rate
international cooperation
international trade
intertemporal equity
irrationality
man-made capital
market failures
myopia
natural capital
net national product
ownership
property rights
public bad
public goods
quality of life
relative income
strong sustainability
sustainable development
taxes
time preference
total capital
united nations
utility
weak sustainability
welfare
welfare economics
welfare maximization
ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: RECONCILING DIVERSE INTERTEMPORAL PERSPECTIVES
compensation
diminishing marginal utility
investment
risk
time preference
NATURAL RESOURCES, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY : A NEOCLASSICAL PERSPECTIVE
capital-growth model
Rawlsian maxi-min criterion
“cake-eating” model
Chichilnisky criterion
economic growth
growth
intergenerational equity
resource amenities
social welfare functions
sustainability
sustainable development
Neoclassical
PERSPECTIVES ON DISCOUNTING THE FUTURE
compensation
diminishing marginal utility
risk
time preference
Investment
ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF FUTURE ETHICS
assessment
bequest package
conceptions
posterity
risk
sustainability
uncertainty
ethics
SUSTAINABILITY AND NATIONAL ACCOUNTING
Natural Resource Accounting
System of Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounts.
System of National Accounts
Sustainable Development
PROGRESS IN THE MEASUREMENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
environmental degradation.
GDP
genuine savings and sustainability indicators
NNP
non-renewable resources
renewable resources
Weak and strong sustainable development
THE MISALIGNMENT OF STANDARD NATIONAL ACCOUNTING AGGREGATES WITH SUSTAINABILITY OBJECTIVES
environment
GDP
national accounts
social welfare
Sustainability
ON "GREEN NATIONAL PRODUCT": THEORIES AND A COMPARISON AMONG DIFFERENT APPROACHES
ENRAP
Green National Product
Hamiltonian
SEEA
Natural Resource Accounting
THE EVOLVING SYSTEM OF INTEGRATED ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTS
Hybrid Accounts
Macroeconomic Indicators
Physical Flow Accounts
SEEA
Environmental Accounts
ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
environmental burden sharing
environmental policy
global environmental change
international environmental agreements
international income distribution
international trade
lifestyle
INTERNATIONAL TRADE, THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
environment
environmental policies
trade
trade policies
trade theories
welfare economics
NORTH-SOUTH TRADE, CAPITAL FLOWS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
agricultural exports
capital flows
comparative advantage
dirty industries
environment
foreign direct investment
heckscher-ohlin model
north-south trade
pollution haven
property rights
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO RESOLVE INTERNATIONAL POLLUTION PROBLEMS
coalition theory
international environmental agreements
international pollution
treaty design
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS AND THE CASE OF GLOBAL WARMING
cost efficiency
equity
externalities
global warming
international environmental agreements
kyoto protocol
nash equilibrium
participation constraints
ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS AND REGIONAL CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
environmental conflict management
environmental conflicts
fish conflicts
freshwater conflicts
human-environment interaction
nile basin
regional cooperation over renewable resources
IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT : INSTITUTIONAL FEATURES
adaptability of resources
Agenda 21
Coasian exchanges
FAOs Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries
indicators of sustainability
institutional economics
integrative dialogue
property rights
resource entitlements
Schumpeterian process
self-enforcing contracts
Sustainable development
the tragedy of the commons
The Rio Declaration
THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
environment
institutions
natural resources
sustainable development
FREE MARKET ENVIRONMENTALISM VERSUS ENVIRONMENTAL MARKET SOCIALISM : AN AUSTRIAN PERSPECTIVE ON INSTITUTIONAL CHOICE
environmental management
free market
Neoclassical economics
property rights
socialism
socialist calculation debate
sustainable development
Austrian economics
SUSTAINABLE URBAN PLANNING : MODELS AND INSTITUTIONS
brownfield
citizens juries
civil society
compact cities
contingent valuation
deep green
deliberative processes
Department of Environment
development control
development plan
distributed intelligence
ecological modernisation
economic efficiency
economic growth
enabling state
European Environment Agency
formal processes
free-market
Geographical Information Systems
incentives
land use zoning
liberal democracy
lifecycle analysis
Local Agenda 21
local governance
mixed use
monetarisation
networks
plan-led
planners triangle
planning institutions
public participation
quality of life
risk analysis
Smart Growth
social capital
social equity
sustainability indicators
Sustainable Cities Network
sustainable development
Transport and the Regions
United States Environmental Protection Agency
urban renaissance
Urban Taskforce
visualisation
Land use planning
HEDONIC PRICE MODELLING OF ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND A HONG KONG CASE STUDY
air pollution
balcony
Comprehensive Development Area (CDA)
cultural attributes
externality
government planning
hedonic pricing
Hong Kong
literature review
locational attributes
neighbourhood effects
noise
property values
view
zoning
Environmental attributes
ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN FISH CULTURE
relative labour productivity (RLP)
sustainable development
total factor productivity (TFP)
SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE IN NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS : POLICY DIRECTIONS AND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONS
adaptive management
capacity
co-management
community-based management
efficiency
fallacy of controllability
illusion of certainty
institutional arrangements
livelihood diversification
precautionary approach
resilience
resource management boards
resource systems
robust management
self-regulatory institutions
sustainability
sustainability indicators
traditional knowledge
Natural resource management
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, FINANCE, AND TRADE
balance of payments
barter
Bretton Woods Agreement
capital account
capital investment
central bank
classical school
Common Market
comparative advantage
competition policies
consumer price indices
consumer surplus
corruption
countervailing duties (CVD)
customs union
direct finance
division of labor
domestic regulation
economic integration Economic Union (EU)
emerging capital markets
environment
European Monetary Union (EMU)
exchange controls
Exports
finance
financial institutions
financial markets
free trade
Free Trade Areas
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
geography and trade
global capital markets
globalization
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
harmonization
Hechscher E.
horizontal differentiation
Hume D. Imports
increasing returns to scale
indicators
interest rate
international economics
international finance
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
intra-industry trade
investment
laissez-faire
Mercantilism
Mill J S
monetary policy
money and credit
money market
Most Favored Nations (MFN)
multinational banking
neo-classical economists
Neo-Marxists
non-tariff barriers (NTB)
Ohlin.B. OPEC
open-market operations
orthodox theory
perfect competition
Preferential Trading Agreement
price-specific flow mechanism
producer surplus
public goods
Ricardo D
risk aversion
securities
specialization
strategic trade policy
sustainable development
tariffs
technology
trade and growth
trade liberalization
transitional economies
Voluntary Export Restraint (VER)
Welfare
World Trade Organization (WTO).
Adam Smith
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
direct foreign investment
economic integration
economies of scale
foreign exchange markets
international trade
labor migration
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
trade models
COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AND TRADE POLICY
absolute advantage
autarky
community indifference curve
comparative advantage
consumer surplus
domestic market failure
dual markets
exports
factor endowments
first-best
free trade
heckscher-ohlin
import substitution
imports
infant industry
manufacturers
non-tariff barriers
optimal tariff
pattern of trade
producer surplus
production possibility curve
protection
quotas
ricardo
second-best
tariff revenue
tariffs
technological differences
transformation surface
RESOURCES, TRADE, AND INTEGRATION
common market
customs union
de-industrialization
Dutch Disease
economic integration
economic union
free-trade area
internal migration
lump-sum tax
migration function
minimum wage
natural resources
preferential trading agreement
rural-urban migration
trade creation
trade diversion
traded and non-traded goods
unemployment
comparative advantage
ECONOMIES OF SCALE AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION
economic geography
external economies
income distribution effect
inter-industry trade
internal economies
intra-industry trade
monopolistic competition
national and international economies of scale
pattern of trade
symmetry in production and consumption
varieties in production and consumption
volume of trade
Economies of scale
INTERNATIONAL FACTOR MOBILITY
brain drain
capital transfer
direct foreign investment
emigration
illegal migration
immigration
migration and unemployment
multinationals
national welfare
permanent migration
tariffs
technology transfer
temporary migration
terms of trade
transfer problem
vertical integration
voluntary and involuntary migration
THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS AND THE EXCHANGE RATE
capital account
capital flows
currency crises
current account
exchange rates
exports
fiscal policy
foreign exchange
imports
intervention
monetary policy
balance of payments
EVOLUTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM
"beggar-my-neighbor" policies
asian financial crisis
automatic adjustment mechanism
bretton woods system
conditionality
first wave globalization
flexible or floating exchange rates
flexible-peg exchange rates
gold standard
international monetary fund (imf)
liberalization of capital flows
managed float
market exchange rate
mint exchange rate
nixon measures (1971)
quota
second wave globalization
smithsonian agreement (1971)
standby arrangements
EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES
adjustment
arbitrage
autonomy
beggar-thy-neighbor policies
capital mobility
commitment
convertibility
credibility
david
demand management
dirty (managed) float
discipline
domestic credit expansion
economic fundamentals
exchange rate
exchange risk
expectations
expenditure switch
external balance
fixed (pegged) exchange rates
flexible (floating) exchange rates
fundamental disequilibrium
gold exchange standard
gold points
gold standard
hedging
hume
incipient capital flows
insulation
international competitiveness
international interdependence
international reserves
j-curve
managed (dirty) float
menu costs
mercantilism
monetary adjustment
moral hazard
official intervention
open market operations
portfolio balance
portfolio substitutions
price-specie-flow adjustment process
real exchange rate
real money balances
sovereignty
speculation
stabilization policy
stabilizing expectations
sterilization
transmission
valuation effect
volatility
DETERMINANTS OF THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS AND EXCHANGE RATES
absorption approach
accommodating transactions
adjustment
arbitrage
assets approach
autonomous transactions
balance of payments
balance of trade
balancing item
basic balance
budget constraint
capital account
capital flows
common currency area
consumption smoothing
cross-border transactions
current account
disequilibrium
domestic credit
double-entry bookkeeping
economic structure
elasticities approach
endowment
equality in exchange
exchange rate
expenditure change
expenditure switch
exportables
financial intermediation
financial sector
foreign assets
forward exchange
general equilibrium
importables
income constraint
international capital movements
international interdependence
international reserves
intertemporal optimization
law of one price
linkage
marginal propensity to import
monetary approach
money
nontraded goods
overschooting
portfolio balance
price-specie-flow mechanism
purchasing power parity
real balance effect
real exchange rate
real sector
saving-investment balance
special drawing rights
speculation
spot exchange rate
stocks and flows, surplus
swap, terms of trade
trade balance
traded and nontraded goods
transaction
uncovered interest parity
MACROECONOMIC POLICY AND THE EXTERNAL SECTOR
absorption
adjustment
aggregate demand
assignment
autonomy
balance of payments
capital account
capital mobility
competition policy
coordination
credit markets
current account
demand management
discretion, distortion
domestic credit
economic structure
expenditure composition
expenditure switch
external balance
fiscal policy
fundamentals
government budget
government expenditure
information problems
instrument
interest rate
intermediate target
internal balance
international capital movements
international competitiveness
international reserves
intertemporal optimization
macroeconomic policy
monetary policy
national expenditure
national savings
nominal exchange rate
open market operation
openness
policy conflict
policy dilemma
policy mix
portfolio balance behavior
productivity
public finances
real exchange rate
resource constraint
rigidity
rules
stabilization policy
target
THE INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE (INSTITUTIONS AND POLICY)
balance of payments
bank solvency
capital markets
central bank
convertibility
corruption
currency peg
developing countries
economic crisis
environment
euro
european central bank
foreign currency
g8
international financial system
international institutions
international monetary fund
liberalization of capital
monetary unions
paris club
structural reforms
world bank
THE BANKS: THE IMF, THE WORLD BANK, THE BANK OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS
Basel Committee
Committee on the Global Financial System
exchange rate
Group of Ten
International Development Association
International Finance Corporation
structural adjustment loans
World Bank
Bank for International Settlements
THE CURRENCY BLOCKS: THE EURO ZONE AND THE CFA FRANC ZONE
central african economic and monetary community (cemac)
cfa franc zone
delors report
euro zone
european monetary system (ems)
european union (e.u.)
maastricht treaty
monetary union
west african economic and monetary union (waemu)
THE CLUB: THEIR ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DEBT
Asian crisis
bailing-in
bailing-out
bondholders
bondholders council
bonds
Brady bonds
Bretton Woods
burden sharing
comparable treatment
conditionality
debt
debt management
debt rescheduling
debt restructuring
debt-for-development
debt-for-environment
debt-for-equity
debt-for-nature
default
emerging-market borrowers
eurobonds
financial crises
G10
G22 Summits
G7
G8
Highly Indebted Poor Country Initiative (HIPC)
IMF conflict
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
junk-bond
Latin America
Less Developed Countries (LDCs)
London Club
non-discrimination clause
OECD
Paris Club
Soviet bloc
sub-Sahara Africa
swaps-
UNCTAD
World Bank (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development).
Asia
THE ACCORDS
bubble
climate change
conflict resolution
crime
developing economies
environment
exchange rate regimes
globalization
health services
information technology
macroeconomic stability
poverty reduction
product debt management
summits
sustainable development
EMERGING CAPITAL MARKETS
countries in transition
economic growth
emerging economies
financial crises
foreign aid
foreign capital flows
foreign direct investment
international financial markets
portfolio investment
stock markets
MULTINATIONAL BANKING AND GLOBAL CAPITAL MARKETS
capital adequacy
currencies
deregulation
derivative securities
development
eurobanking
euroequities
euromarkets
foreign bonds
foreign exchange
international equities
international finance
multinational banking
offshore banking
organizational structures
regulation
theories
THE GLOBALIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM
asymmetric information
currency crisis
enforcement risks.
eurocurrency markets
financial market liberalization
financial market systems
financially intermediated systems
foreign direct investment
government guarantee
hedging
horizontal expansion
infrastructure
international banking
international bond market
loan syndication
macroeconomy
multi-domestic production
neoclassical economic model
nontraded goods
overlapping generations model
traded goods
vertical expansion
Multinational enterprise
THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS AND NEW FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
arbitrage tunnel
deficit units
effective domestic cost of funds
effective external cost of funds
eurobank
eurocurrency loan
euronotes
financial innovation
inward arbitrage
libid
libor
off-shore funds
on-shore funds
outward arbitrage
spanning theorem
surplus units
withholding tax
zero-coupon bonds
THE FUTURE OF MULTINATIONAL BANKING
broker
core of economy
discount factor
discount rate
duopoly
entrant
financial intermediaries
incumbent
lock-in effect
multinational banks
nash equilibrium
opaque information
qualitative asset transformer
research and development (r&d)
THE REGULATION OF INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND CAPITAL MARKETS
adverse selection
bank liquidity
bank solvency
current rate method
current/noncurrent method
european union
free-rider incentive
market failure
monetary/nonmonetary method
moral hazard
net regulatory burden
netting of positions
position risk
principle of international banking
regulation analysis
regulation design
regulation of international banking
regulatory harmonization
representation hypothesis
reserve requirements
safety net
systemic risk
temporal method
tier 1 capital
tier 2 capital
STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
banking and financial sectors
capital flows
capital investment
competition policies
consumer welfare
contagion environment
devaluation
domestic regulations
economic growth
economic integration
environmentalists
financial globalization
foreign direct investment
globalization
growth
harmonization
imperfect competition
International Labor Organization
international organizations
multilateral environmental agreement
multilateral trade
multinational enterprises
non-government organizations
non-tariff barriers
poverty
protectionist
regulation
strategic trade policy
sustainable development
trade liberalization
world environmental organization
Asian crisis
TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE INSTITUTIONS
asymmetrical information
biodiversity
direct investment
environment
externalities
global economic organizations
globalization
industrial countries
intellectual property rights
labor mobility
labor services
migration
preferential trading arrangements
proportionality
regional trade
sustainable development
trade composition
trade dissemination
transparency
GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF TRADE
accountability
capital flow
certification
competition policy
core regions
corruption
disclosure
economies of scale
exports
fairness
foreign direct investment
global capital
globalization
import substitution
intellectual property rights
intermediate regions
international institutions
internet
investment codes
labor standards
market contestability
non-tariff barriers
peripheral regions
protectionism
regional trading blocs
regionalism
regulatory reform
rent-seeking, tariffs
risk management
trade facilitation
transparency
STRATEGIC INTERACTION, TRADE POLICY, AND NATIONAL WELFARE
export subsidy
export tax
game theory
imperfect competition
import quota
import tariff
intervention
Nash Equilibrium
non-intervention
oligopolies
profit shifting
R&D
strategic complements
strategic interaction
strategic substitute
strategic trade policy
subsidy dollar versus profit dollar
third market
timing of strategic trade policy
voluntary export restrictions
Calibration
LEGAL ISSUES IN TRADE AND INVESTMENT
agency
agriculture
anti-dumping
arbitration
bilateralism
bretton woods
civil society
comparative advantage
competition law
conflict of laws
consultation
contract
corporations law
countervailing duties
customs valuation
developing countries
dispute settlement
electronic commerce
environmental regulation
expropriation
forum non conveniens
game theory
gatt
global governance
icsid
imf
import licensing
incoterms
insolvency law
insurance
intellectual property
international economic law
international finance
international investment
international law
international organizations
international trade
international transport
letters of credit
mfn
multilateralism
non-discrimination
nullification and impairment
oecd
preshipment inspection
private international law
property
quantitative restrictions
regionalism
rules of origin
safeguards
services
sovereignty
state trading enterprises
subsidies
tariff classifications
taxation
technical barriers to trade
textiles
treaties
uncitral
unctad
unidroit
wipo
world bank
world customs organization
world trade organization
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND INTENATIONAL TRADE
institutions and the environment
sustainable development
Environment and development
GROWTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
environmental kuznets curve
environmental labeling
international debt
trade and environment
PROPERTY RIGHTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
environmental resources
global commons
market mechanisms
property rights
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, AND TRANSBOUNDARY POLLUTION
dirty industries
international competitiveness
international trade
transboundary pollution
Environmental regulation
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
basel convention
global warming
greenhouse gases
hazardous waste management
kyoto protocol
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