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Recent
COMMENTARY by Dani Rodrik
Most recent update:
April 14, 2008.
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Thinking About
Governance April 2008. My contribution to a panel on governance
reforms during World Bank's PREM week.
Globalization and the Beautiful
Game March 2008. Soccer teaches us a lot about the consequences of
globalization--and about how best to take advantage of it.
We Must Curb International Flows of Capital (with Arvind Subramanian)
February 2008. An op-ed published in the FT.
Hirschman-esque
Thoughts on Development November 2007. Some reflections upon being
awarded the Albert O. Hirschman Prize of the SSRC.
Currency Dilemmas July 2007.
When good news for markets is bad news for the economy. Written for Project
Syndicate.
Give the Guest Worker Program a Chance June 2007. The original and unabridged version
of an op-ed published in the New York Times, June 1, 2007.
Saving
Globalization from its Cheerleaders March 2007. The original version
of an op-ed published in the Financial Times, March 27, 2007.
Economist Wants Business and Social Aims to Be in Sync January 2007. A
New York Times profile.
The Disappointments of Financial Globalization November 2006.
A Book Review of Robert Tignor's
"W. Arthur Lewis and the Birth of Development Economics" January 2006.
The paradoxes of a great man.
Failure
at Doha Would Be No Big Deal, November 2005. A contrarian view.
A Practical
Approach to Formulating Growth Strategies, December 2004. Thoughts on
how to move forward from the Washington Consensus. Prepared for the Barcelona
Forum of September 2004. How
to Make the Trade Regime Work for Development, February 2004. A few
thoughts on the Doha and post-Doha trade agenda. Economic Reform Without
Rules of Thumb, October 2003. Comments made at a Festschrift
conference for Joe Stiglitz. Free Trade Optimism,
April 2003. A review of a book by Mike Moore, former director general
of the WTO.
Transcript
of an interview with Dani Rodrik, March 2003. Interview conducted by
students at Universidad de los Andes, Colombia.
Rewarding
Turkey, with Soli Ozel, August 2002. Comment and analysis in the
Financial Times.
Globalization
for Whom? July 2002. Global markets are good for the poor, but the rules by which they are being
asked to join them are not. Published in Harvard
Magazine.
After
Neoliberalism, What? June 2002. Remarks at a
conference on Alternatives to Neoliberalism.
Argentina:
A Case of Globalization Gone Too Far or Not Far Enough?
January 2002. An article in The New Republic on Argentina's tragic
collapse. Globalization,
Growth, and Poverty: Is the World Bank Beginning to Get It?
December 2001. A brief comment on the World Bank's most recent report on
globalization.
Four
Simple Principles for Democratic Governance of Globalization, May 2001.
A really short piece prepared for the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
The
Developing Countries' Hazardous Obsession with Global Integration
January
2001. An improved version of a paper previously titled "Can
Integration into the Global Economy Substitute for a Development
Strategy?". Published in Foreign Policy (March/April 2001) as Trading
in Illusions.
Is Turkey
Winning the War Against Inflation?
September 2000. Slides from a
lecture given at the Middle East Technical University, Ankara, September 13,
2000.
Comments at a
Conference Honoring Raymond Vernon
September 2000.
Growth and
Poverty Reduction: What Are the Real Questions?
August 2000. A (quick)
guide to sorting out the issues.
Five Simple
Principles for World Trade, November 1999. A short op-ed.
Rethinking
the World Economy
October 1998. A slightly longer version of a piece
published in The New Republic (November 2, 1998) with the title "The
Global Fix."
For a complete list of
papers and publications, see Dani Rodrik's curriculum
vitae.
Older NBER
working papers not listed above. (Be sure to enter "Rodrik" in the box.)
Newspaper columns written for Project Syndicate
newspapers.
Group of 24 Discussion
papers
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papers not available at this site, please e-mail Dana Brudowsky.
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