What Makes Development Sustainable?. James Shikwati and others.
by Shikwati, James; ProQuest Information and Learning Company.
Series: SIRS Enduring Issues 2004Article 101Business. Publisher: Cato Policy Report, 2003ISSN: 1522-3191;.Subject(s): Agriculture -- Developing countries | Congresses and conventions | Consumption (Economics) | Decentralization in government | Developing countries -- Politics and government | Economic assistance -- Developing countries | Industrialization | Sustainable developmentDDC classification: 050 Summary: "On September 3 [2003], the Cato Institute and the International Policy Network cosponsored a conference titled 'Sustainable Development: One Year after the World Summit.' Among the speakers were James Shikwati of the Inter Regional Economic Network in Kenya, Julian Morris of the International Policy Network in Great Britain, and Barun Mitra of the Liberty Institute in India." (CATO POLICY REPORT) This article presents excerpts from the remarks given by these policymakers concerning the effectiveness of the efforts by Third World governments to promote sustainable development.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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Originally Published: What Makes Development Sustainable?, Nov./Dec. 2003; pp. 8-11.
"On September 3 [2003], the Cato Institute and the International Policy Network cosponsored a conference titled 'Sustainable Development: One Year after the World Summit.' Among the speakers were James Shikwati of the Inter Regional Economic Network in Kenya, Julian Morris of the International Policy Network in Great Britain, and Barun Mitra of the Liberty Institute in India." (CATO POLICY REPORT) This article presents excerpts from the remarks given by these policymakers concerning the effectiveness of the efforts by Third World governments to promote sustainable development.
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