The state of state reform in Latin America [electronic resource] / edited by Eduardo Lora.
Material type: TextSeries: Latin American development forumPublication details: Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press ; Washington D.C. : World Bank, c2007.Description: xxi, 446 p. : illSubject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:- 320.98 22
- JL960 .S73 2007
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"A copublication of Stanford Economics and Finance, an imprint of Standford University Press, and the World Bank."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword / Francis Fukuyama -- State reform in Latin America : a silent revolution / Eduardo Lora -- Reforming the rules of the game : political reform / J. Mark Payne and Juan Cruz Perusia -- A brief overview of judicial reform in Latin America : objectives, challenges, and accomplishments / Mariana Sousa -- Public administration and public employment reform in Latin America / Koldo Echebarría and Juan Carlos Cortázar -- Budgetary institutions / Gabriel Filc and Carlos Scartascini -- Trends and outcomes of tax reform / Eduardo Lora -- Fiscal and political decentralization reforms / Robert Daughters and Leslie Harper -- Privatization and regulation in Latin America / Alberto Chong and Juan Benavides -- Two decades of financial reforms / Arturo Galindo, Alejandro Micco, and Ugo Panizza -- Productive development policies and supporting institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean / Alberto Melo and Andrés Rodríguez-Clare -- Reform of pension and social assistance systems / Carmelo Mesa-Lago and Gustavo Márquez -- Education reform as reform of the state : Latin America since 1980 / Juan Carlos Navarro.
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