Titlebook: Development; The Re-Balancing of Gianni Vaggi Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Developing countries.Economic

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Making Global Partnership Work,oping countries to be allowed to protect their manufacturing sectors. The separation of development finance from the speculative financial markets would also help long-run investments in developing countries. Section?. focuses on social protection systems and on the challenges of development with dignity.

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Graph Colouring and the Probabilistic Methodlimits of nature; sustainability requires the abandonment of capitalist production. We have entered a period of Financial Mercantilism: money generates money. Investment banks and funds behave like the old Mercantilists, their choices dominated by the search for a surplus value.

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Towards a Broader Definition of Development,s. Major contributions have been the 1987 Brundtland Report, the 1990 Human Development Report and the 2000 Millenium Goals (MDGs). Development involves a wider notion of well-being and of poverty. An international debate led to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of 2015 (SDGs), which underline th

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The Economy Strikes Back; Convergence, Divergence and Imbalances,d development cooperation, with many emerging countries now becoming ‘new donors’. International finance has boomed to a level almost 10 times larger than world GDP; however, financial crises are a recurrent phenomenon. Income distribution has been worsening in many countries: income and wealth are

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The Founding Fathers and the Long-Run Visions,ntilists. Land and labour occupy centre stage with Petty and Quesnay; agricultural surplus is the core of reproduction and economic growth. Human rights and Montesquieu’s separation of powers emerge during the Enlightenment. Smith emphasizes a new source of wealth: the division of labour and higher

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Sustainable Reproduction, on Use and Exchange Values,tter belong to the realm of ‘exchange values’. Four reproduction cycles are examined: the universal, capitalistic, sustainable and financial cycles. This chapter presents different contributions on how to achieve sustainable development; some authors rely on market mechanisms, other writers are very

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