Table of Contents

Globalisation, Transition, and Development Prospects; Globalising Liberalism: Economic Ideas and Institutional Choice; Capacities to Globalise: Why Are Some Countries More Globalised than Others?; Growth, Poverty and Human Development; Globalisation and the Welfare State: Developed, Developing and Transition Countries; Globalisation -- Equities and Inequities: Moving Forward; Globalisation and Social Stress in Tanzania; State Policy and International Ethnic Migrants: Indian and Chinese Experiences in Asia; The European Union Policy on Asylum and Immigration: Building a Fortress Europe?; "Globalisation" and "Europeanisation": A Double Challenge for Emerging Europe; Formal Demands, Informal Responses: The EU and State Reform in Candidate Countries.

About the Author

Grzegorz W Kolodko, Editor