Beyond Bretton Woods: what international monetary and financial system for the twenty-first century?

Includes bibliography

Inclusion of the European Nordic model in the debate concerning social protection reform: the long-term development of Nordic welfare systems (1890-2005) and their transferability to Latin America in the twenty-first century

Includes bibliography

The challenge of gender equity and human rights on the threshold of the twenty-first century

Includes bibliography

Sociodemographic vulnerability in the Caribbean: an examination of the social and demographic impediments to equitable development with participatory citizenship in the Caribbean at the dawn of the twenty-first century

Includes bibliography

Two challenges for the twenty-first century: achieving financial discipline and putting the internationalization process in order

Includes bibliography

Raúl Prebisch and the development agenda at the dawn of the twenty-first century

Includes bibliography

Argentine industry in the early twenty-first century (2003-2008)

Includes bibliography

Report of the Caribbean Forum: Shaping a Sustainable Development Agenda to Address the Caribbean Reality in the Twenty-first Century

Includes a statement of condolences presented to the Government and People of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela on the occasion of the passing of President Hugo Chavez

A model of cooperation for the twenty-first century

Prólogo de Alicia Bárcena (CEPAL) y Dorothee Fiedler (BMZ)

Caribbean forum: Shaping a sustainable development agenda to address the Caribbean reality in the twenty-first century

Includes bibliography.

Neostructuralism and heterodox thinking in Latin America and the Caribbean in the early twenty-first century

The thinking that has unilaterally dominated economic science for over five decades has recently come under intensive scrutiny and its validity and conceptual and empirical coherence are the subject of controversy. Thus the limitations of the prevailing paradigm for addressing the failures of free market economies have been laid bare. For Latin America and the Caribbean, these failures are structural in nature, as indeed structuralism proposed in its time. Neostructuralism delves more deeply into the issues addressed in structuralism, aiming to improve positioning in the international economy, boost productive employment creation, reduce structural heterogeneity and improve income distribution, while maintaining financial balances capable of sustaining changes in the sphere of production by means of social and State support. Far from being an insular system of thinking, neostructuralism is an open system that lends itself to dialogue with other philosophies that recognize the limitations of the dominant paradigm and object to its methodological monism. This book offers a fresh look at neostructuralism and heterodox thinking at the start of the twenty-first century. In a context shaped by the impacts of the worst economic and financial crisis since the Great Depression and by paradigmatic changes at the global level, it aims to carve out arenas for discussion between alternative lines of thinking in order to lay the foundations for a socioeconomically inclusive and environmentally sustainable model of development for the region.

Temario provisional anotado y organización del Vigesimoprimer Período de Sesiones = Annotated provisional agenda and organization of work of the Twenty-first Session = Ordre du jour provisoire annoté et organisation de la Vingt-et-unième Session

Incluye Bibliografía

Documentos presentados al Vigesimoprimer Período de Sesiones = Documents presented at the Twenty-first Session

Publicación bilingüe

Informe del Vigesimoprimer Período de Sesiones de la Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe = Report of the Twenty-first Session of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean = Rapport de la Vingt-et-unième Session de la Commission Economique pour l'Amérique latine et les Caraïbes

Incluye Bibliografía