Notas de la CEPAL Nº 16

La inversión extranjera en América Latina y el Caribe, 2000 Nuevos dilemas se suman a los antiguos en desarrollo agrícola Retomar la agenda del desarrollo (artículo de opinión del Secretario Ejecutivo de la CEPAL, José Antonio Ocampo) Precisiones: La precaria competitividad internacional de la región Indicadores Oportunidades y desafíos de la juventud en América Latina y el Caribe Publicaciones recientes y calendario de actividades

Notas de la CEPAL Nº 55

Región está bien encaminada para cumplir Meta del Milenio de reducir extrema pobreza a la mitad CEPAL recomienda políticas más activas contra la desigualdad en educacióes reflexiones sobre la lucha contra la pobreza e indigencia en América Latina. Columna de opinión del Secretario Ejecutivo de la CEPAL, José Luis Machinea.Precisiones. El cambio climático en un punto crítico. Por Ban Ki-moon, Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas. Indicadores Contra la violencia de género y a favor de una participación más activa de las mujeres en operaciones de paz. Publicaciones recientes. Calendario de eventos

Notas de la CEPAL Nº 38

Panorama regional Columna de opinión de José Luis Machinea: La Región en una fase de crecimiento: los retos para la política económica El sector externo Política macroeconómica El desempeño interno Dramática temporada de huracanes en el Caribe Apéndice estadístico Publicaciones recientes Calendario

ECLAC Notes Nº 20

Special Issue:Preliminary Overview of the Economies of Latin America and theCaribbean 2001 Regional Panorama Op-ed: The Third Economic Crisis in Less Than a Decade (Jose Antonio Ocampo, Executive Secretary of ECLAC). The External Sector The After-Effects of 11 September Macroeconomic Policy and Reforms Succession of Crises Domestic Performance Statistical Appendix Recent Titles Calendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 4

Social panorama of Latin America 1998Regional perspectiveOpinion:Poverty, income distribution and social spending in Latin America in the 1990sPoverty at the end of the ninetiesIncome concentration still highSocial spending up significantlySteady incorporation of women into the labour marketSome improvement in situation of childrenPublic insecurity on the rise Statistical appendix Recent titlesCalendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 3

Natural disasters and their impact on the regionThe inevitable restructuring of state-run portsOpinion: Latin America and globalizationHighlights: The problem of traffic congestionIndicatorsProspects for investment in Argentinian gas and oilRecent titlesCalendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 2

Preliminary overview of the economies of Latin America and the Caribbean 1998 Regional panorama Macroeconomic policy Domestic economic performance External sector Statistical appendix Opinion: The Latin American economy in 1998 Recent titles Calendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 18

Regional Perspective Op-ed of ECLAC Executive Secretary, José Antonio Ocampo Over Half of Latin America's Children and Adolescents Are Poor Recommendations for Building Equity Achievements and Challenges in the Fight Against Poverty Social Expenditure in Latin America Rose 50% During the 1990s Inequity Holds Steady in the Region Families: Diagnosis and Public Policies Statistical appendix Recent titles and calendar of events

ECLAC Notes Nº 1

Slower economic growth in the regionMedium-sized cities: A development resource Latin America and the Caribbean begin to ageHighliths: International crisis brings new problems to Latin AmericaOpinion: Towards a global solution: The ECLAC viewIndicatorsRecent titlesCalendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 12

Regional perspective Opinion: Latin America's enormous vulnerability Perception of threat and vulnerability increase Jobs more precarious The challenges of an ageing population Opportunities for child and adolescent welfare New social stratification in Latin America The drug problem Statistical appendix Recent titles Calendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 51

Social Cohesion: Inclusion and a Sense of Belonging in Latin America and the Caribbean Fiscal Policy in Boom Times Op-ed by ECLAC's Executive Secretary, José Luis Machinea: For Latin America and the Caribbean, a Time of Opportunities and Threats Highlights: eLAC2007 Regional Action Plan: New Regional Group Works for an Inclusive Information Society. By Marta Maurás, Secretary of the Commission, ECLAC Indicators Corporate Governance, Social Responsibility and Business Strategies in Latin America Recent titles Calendar of events

ECLAC Notes Nº 25

Social Panorama Of Latin America 2001-2002 High Student Drop-Out Rates in Latin America Poverty Increased in Lost Half-Decade. Op-ed by José Antonio Ocampo, ECLAC's Executive Secretary Highlights: International Migration, Vulnerability and Human Rights Indicators Supply of Skilled Labour Doesn't Meet Current Needs Recent titles and calendar of events

ECLAC Notes Nº 32

Special Issue: Preliminay Overview of the Economies of Latin America and the Caribbean, 2003 Regional Overview Op-ed by José Luis Machinea, ECLAC's Executive Secretary. Reflections on the Improved Scenario Expected for This Year The External Sector Latin America and the Caribbean: Trade Negotiations Macroeconomic Policy Internal Performance Statistical Appendix Recent Titles Calendar of Events

ECLAC Notes Nº 45

ECLAC Proposes for Latin America and the Caribbean a Social Protection Covenant Shaping the Future of Social Protection. Op-ed by ECLAC's Executive Secretary, José Luis Machinea Reform Agenda in Health Pension System Reforms Should Expand Coverage Resolutions approved during ECLAC's Thirty-first Session Social Programmes Help to Offset the Region's Poverty but Still Face Major Challenges Human Rights and Development to the Centre of Debate on Migration Challenges and Opportunities for Migration Governance Prospects for Growth Statistical Appendix Recent Titles Calendar

ECLAC Notes Nº 34

Latin American and Caribbean Exports Grow by 8.3% in 2003 Costs and Benefits of Growing Trade with China OPINION: Repercussions of the Free Trade Agreement between Central America and the USA (CAFTA), by José Luis Machinea HIGHLIGHTS: Attracting FDI and Benefiting from It INDICATORS Environmental Problems and Small Businesses Incentives Work Better than Sanctions RECENT TITLES CALENDAR