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I.
Briefing Notes: The briefing notes summarize important messages emerging
from the book.
II.
Technical Papers: The technical papers provide more detail on some of the
studies developed for the book.
Overview of the Evolution of Global Reports
ODS Staff Paper
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I.
Briefing
Notes:
Globalization Need Not be a
Run-away Process; It can be Managed
(Briefing Note 1)
Global Public Goods: Identifying
the Top 10—And How to Provide Them
(Briefing Note 2)
Global Public Goods
"A Highly-rewarding Investment"
(Briefing Note 3)
Providing
Global Public Goods: Fostering ‘Publicness’ with a New Political Mechanism
(Briefing Note 4)
Open
Up Global Governance to Business and Civil Society (Briefing Note 5)
International
System Needs Private Sector Methods (Briefing Note 6)
To
Better Manage Globalization Developing Countries Need to be Heard (Briefing
Note 7)
Global
Public Goods Matter to Developing Countries (Briefing
Note 8)
II.
Technical
Papers:
Fairness
Matters: Negotiating Global Public Goods
Cecilia
Albin
Global
Trade for Local Benefit: Financing Energy for All in Costa Rica
René
Castro and Sarah Cordero
Steps
Towards Enhanced Parity: Negotiating Capacity and Strategies of Developing
Countries
Pamela
Chasek and Lavanya Rajamani
Towards
Free and Fair Trade: A Global Public Good Perspective
Ronald
U. Mendoza and Chandrika Bahadur
Profiling
the Provision Status of Global Public Goods
ODS
Staff Paper
Overview of the Evolution of Global Reports
ODS
Staff Paper
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