Law, institutions and development

2007·0.3 MB·English

by  Trebilcock, Michael J., 1941-

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Professor Mariana Mota Prado
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6. LAW AND DEVELOPMENT
Updated Table of Contents Sup - 1
J. Scott, Seeing Like a State (1998), pp. 342-357 ^UP ^
T. Carothers, “Promoting the Rule of Law Abroad: the Problem of
Knowledge”, Working Paper, Democracy and Rule of Law Project -
Carnegie Endowment for International Piece, Number 34, January 2003. Sup - 21
7. PROPERTY RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT
Updated Table of Contents
Sup - 34
D. Fitzpatrick, “Evolution and Chaos in Property Rights Systems: The Third
World Tragedy of Contested Access” 115 The Yale Law Journal (2006) 996. Sup - 35
11. THE ROLE OF FOREIGN AID AND INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
Updated Table of Contents F
N. Rristof, “Aid: Can It Work?”, The New York Review of Books, volume 53, ~
number 15, October 5, 2006 UP ’
J. Sacks, “How Can Aid Work”, The New York Review of Books, volume 53,
number 22, December 21, 2006 Sup -100
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6. LAW AND DEVELOPMENT
D. Trubek and M. Galanter, “Scholars in Self-Estrangement: Some Reflections
See course
on the Crisis in Law and Development Studies in the United States,” Wisconsin
materials
Law Review 1974(4), p. 1062
**NEW**
J. Scott, Seeing Like a State (1998), pp. 342-357
See
B. Tamanaha, “The Lessons of Law and Development Studies,” American course
materials
Journal of International Law 89 (1995), 470
See
H. DeSoto, “The Costs and Importance of the Law,” in The Other Path (1996), course
materials
p. 131-187
See
K. Davis and M. Trebilcock, “Legal Reforms and Development,” Third World course
materials
Quarterly 22(1) (2002), p. 21-36
See
R. Daniels and M. Trebilcock, “The Policial Economy of Rule of Law Reform in course
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Developing Countries” 26(1) Michigan Journal of International Law 99
D. Klerman, “Legal Infrastructure, Judicial Independence, and Economic See course
materials
Development,” Center In Law, Economics and Organization Research Paper
Series & Legal Studies Research Paper Series (23 February 2006):
http://ssm.com/abstract=877490
See
T. Carothers, “The Rule of Law Revival,” Foreign Affairs 77 (March/April course
materials
1998), p. 95-106
T. Carothers, “Promoting the Rule of Law Abroad: the Problem of Knowledge”,
**NEW**
Working Paper, Democracy and Rule of Law Project - Carnegie Endowment for
International Piece, Number 34, January 2003.
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7. PROPERTY RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT
A. Property Rights and Efficiency
H. DeSoto, “Chapter 3 - The Mystery of Capital,” in The Mystery of Capital See course
(New York: Basic Books, 2000), p. 39-67 materials
H. Fleisig, “Secured Transactions: The Power of Collateral,” Finance and See course
Development 33(2) (June 1996), p. 44-46 materials
D. Fitzpatrick, “Evolution and Chaos in Property Rights Systems: The Third
World Tragedy of Contested Access” 115 The Yale Law Journal (2006) 996. **NEW**
B. Issues in Land Reform
K. Dam, “Land, Law and Economic Development,” John M. Olin Law & See course
Economics Working Paper No. 272 (2d Series), January 2006: materials
http://www.law.uchicago.edu/Lawecon/index.html
M. Trebilcock, “Communal Property Rights in Papua New Guinea,” University See course
of Toronto Law Journal 34 (1984), p. 387-400 materials
R, Pande and C. Udry, “Institutions and Development: a View from Below,” See course
Yale University, 18 Nov. 2005 materials
C. Environmental Protection
“Survey: Development and the Environment,” Economist, March 21, 1998 See course
materials
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11. THE ROLE OF FOREIGN AID AND INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
A. Foreign Aid Trends
International Monetary Fund and World Bank, “Recent Trends in the
See
Transfer of Resources to Developing Countries,” Development Committee
course
Meeting, March 29, 2002
materials
B. The Effectiveness of Foreign Aid
See
World Bank, Assessing Aid: What Works, What Doesn’t and Why (Oxford:
course
Oxford University Press, 1998)
materials
See
W. Easterly, “The Future of Western Assistance”, in The White Man’s course
Burden (The Penguin Press, 2006), pp. 367-384 materials
See
J. Sachs, “Making the Investment Needed to end Poverty,” in The End of course
Poverty, chapter 13, pp. 245-265 materials
See
J. Sachs, “The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities of Our Time”
course
Sunday, March 13, 2005 book review by W. Easterly The Washington Post
materials
BW03
See
“Letters” (J. Sachs and W. Easterly) Sunday, March 27, 2005 The
course
Washington Post BW12
materials
See
J. Sachs, “How to help the poor: piecemeal progress or strategic plans?” The
course
Lancet - Vol. 367, Issue 9519, 22 April 2006, Pages 1309-1310
materials
W. Easterly’s response to JD Sachs review of his book, “How to help the See
poor: piecemeal progress or strategic plans?” The Lancet - Vol. 367, Issue course
9519, 22 April 2006, Pages 1309-1310 materials
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