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10 octobre 2013
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commodities policy coherence trade aid effectiveness World Trade Organization (WTO) economic | development history emerging economies financial crisis financial globalisation free trade agreement (FTA) global public policies international cooperation official development assistance (ODA) social security South-South cooperation accords de libre-échange Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC) aide publique au développement (APD) coopération internationale coopération Sud-Sud (CSS) et triangulaire crise financière efficacité de l’aide globalisation financière histoire économique | du développement pays émergents politique publique globale protection socialeSujets proches
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Alexandra Gillies, « Crafting a Strategic Response to the Commodity-Development Conundrum », International Development Policy | Revue internationale de politique de développement, ID : 10.4000/poldev.1557
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The risks that accompany natural resource wealth are well-known. Developing countries with large stores of oil, gas and mineral resources often fall victim to what is commonly known as the “resource curse.” Its symptoms vary from place to place, but frequently include persistent poverty, stagnant non-resource sector growth, fiscal instability, unsustainable levels of spending, high levels of corruption and public institutions that are unaccountable to their citizens. Global efforts to respon...