Publishing Institution:
Overseas Development Council
[Archived]
The Overseas Development Council (ODC) is an independent, international policy research institution based in Washington, DC, that seeks to improve decision making on multilateral cooperation to promote more effective development and the better management of related global problems. Its program focuses on the interrelationship of globalization and development, and improved multilateral responses to these linked challenges. To this end, ODC provides analysis, information, and evaluation of multilateral policies, actions, and institutions; develops innovative ideas and new policy proposals; and creates opportunities for decision makers and other interested parties to participate in discussions of critical global issues and decisions.
*NOTE FROM CIAO: This institution is no longer active.*
Resources:
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May 05, 2000
The Right Role for the IMF in Development
By:
Nancy Birdsall, John W. Sewell, Kevin Morrison
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March 05, 2000
Reviewing U.S.-Nigeria Relations: New Links to Reinforce Democracy
By:
Princeton Lyman, Linda Cotton
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February 05, 2000
Misplaced Charity Undermines Kosovo's Self-Reliance
By:
Iain Guest
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November 05, 1999
Start the Trade and Labor Dialogue
By:
David Weiner
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September 05, 1999
ODC Viewpoint - Don't Make Debt Relief A Burden
By:
Kevin M. Morrison
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June 05, 1999
The Future of the U.S. Foreign Assistance Program
By:
J. Brian Atwood
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June 05, 1999
The New Development Cooperation Paradigm
By:
Catherine Gwin
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May 05, 1999
ODC Viewpoint - U.S. Trade Policy: Misreading the Developing World
By:
David Weiner
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April 05, 1999
The U.S. Perspective on Globalization
By:
Stuart Eizenstat
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February 05, 1999
Environment and Trade: A Framework for Moving Forward in the WTO
By:
Gary P. Sampson
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October 05, 1998
The 1998 Per Jacobsson Lecture: Managing the International Economy in an Age of Globalisation
By:
Peter D. Sutherland