The author of the book uses the data of his research, press reports and rarely used consulting studies to challenge conventional explanations of low investment rates and sluggish implementation of liberalization reforms, Davidson demonstrates that "the right understanding of politics" is as important as setting the right prices or creating appropriate institutional guarantees for infrastructure development.

Describes gender inequalities and challenges for women in South Africa who face harassment and abuse

As Iran makes a push to increase inbound tourism, we take a look at its top destinations – from ancient cities and beach resorts, to its modern capital and skiing destinations

This casebook is an authoritative introduction to international finance, transactions, policy, and regulations. The continuing expansion of US capital market regulation is a major topic, as is the implementation of international accounting standards. The book deals extensively with the financial crisis, including regulatory and legislative reforms that have followed in its wake

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This book is an introduction to international economics, intended for students who are taking their course in the subject

This book investigates the contextual factors that led to Korean society becoming ‘broadband heaven’ ― the most wired nation in the world ― by scrutinizing the historical contexts surrounding the Korean Information Infrastructure (KII) project (1995–2005), which aimed to establish a nationwide high-speed backbone network, as well as its later evolution, which involved redesigning the public infrastructure

There was once a time when Korea was a so-called “hermit country,” unheard of to people living across the seas. Nevertheless, Americans awoke one morning to find that news of Korea had taken over the headlines of daily papers and posted all over different forms of media. A war had broken out in that small, unknown country. The United States Military came to its aide, suffering a heavy loss of more than 140,000 casualties in, as it came to be called, the Korean War - but this war has long since been forgotten. This is a story about a native Korean’s experiences during that war, while in the paramilitary operations under the command of the U.S. CIA

This book is intended to IFLA Congress 2015.