Reforming the UN System : UNIDO's Need-Driven Model /
Magariños, Carlos A.
Reforming the UN System : UNIDO's Need-Driven Model / UNIDO's Need-Driven Model Carlos A. Magariños, George Assaf, Sanjaya Lall, John D.- Martinussen, Rubens Ricupero, Francisco Sercovich. - 1 online resource. - Brill Book Archive Part 1, ISBN: 9789004472495 Nijhoff Law Specials ; 49 . - Brill Book Archive Part 1, ISBN: 9789004472495. Nijhoff Law Specials ; 49. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Abbreviations. Notes on Authors. Acknowledgements. Foreword by Clare Short. Preface by Carlos A. Magariños. Introduction. 1. The Cases for Reform. 2. The Need for Reform. 3. Sustainable Industrialization and Development: The Role of UNIDO. 4. The Evolution of UNIDO. 5. From Crisis to the Danish Assessment and the Business Plan. 6. The Transformation of UNIDO. 7. Conclusions. Annex. Appendices. Tables. Figures.
This volume discusses the rationale for and against multilateral development cooperation, with particular attention to international industrial development during the post-cold war era. It also documents how UNIDO has successfully transformed itself to contribute effectively to the global supply of international public goods within the purview of its mandate. A foreword by U.K. Secretary Clare Short illustrates the good reception that such transformation has elicited amongst the donor community as well as its demonstration and potential spillover effects on the whole of the UN system. The book, which contains testimonies of ambassadors of UNIDO's stakeholder countries as well as contributions by Messrs. J. D.-Martinussen, former Head of the Danish Mission for UNIDO's assessment, and R. Ricupero, Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD), can be expected to become an indispensable reference material for students of UN affairs and the international relations and development policy communities at large.
9789004480797 9789041116697
10.1163/9789004480797 DOI
Economic aid.
Industrial development.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization.
HC60
354
Reforming the UN System : UNIDO's Need-Driven Model / UNIDO's Need-Driven Model Carlos A. Magariños, George Assaf, Sanjaya Lall, John D.- Martinussen, Rubens Ricupero, Francisco Sercovich. - 1 online resource. - Brill Book Archive Part 1, ISBN: 9789004472495 Nijhoff Law Specials ; 49 . - Brill Book Archive Part 1, ISBN: 9789004472495. Nijhoff Law Specials ; 49. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Abbreviations. Notes on Authors. Acknowledgements. Foreword by Clare Short. Preface by Carlos A. Magariños. Introduction. 1. The Cases for Reform. 2. The Need for Reform. 3. Sustainable Industrialization and Development: The Role of UNIDO. 4. The Evolution of UNIDO. 5. From Crisis to the Danish Assessment and the Business Plan. 6. The Transformation of UNIDO. 7. Conclusions. Annex. Appendices. Tables. Figures.
This volume discusses the rationale for and against multilateral development cooperation, with particular attention to international industrial development during the post-cold war era. It also documents how UNIDO has successfully transformed itself to contribute effectively to the global supply of international public goods within the purview of its mandate. A foreword by U.K. Secretary Clare Short illustrates the good reception that such transformation has elicited amongst the donor community as well as its demonstration and potential spillover effects on the whole of the UN system. The book, which contains testimonies of ambassadors of UNIDO's stakeholder countries as well as contributions by Messrs. J. D.-Martinussen, former Head of the Danish Mission for UNIDO's assessment, and R. Ricupero, Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD), can be expected to become an indispensable reference material for students of UN affairs and the international relations and development policy communities at large.
9789004480797 9789041116697
10.1163/9789004480797 DOI
Economic aid.
Industrial development.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization.
HC60
354