The world's poorest people face many pressing problems from disease and malnutrition, through to conflict and climate change. How can the world best spend money to help resolve these problems? This book offers an authoritative and thought-provoking assessment of the costs and benefits of a menu of options.
The world's poorest people face many pressing problems from disease and malnutrition, through to conflict and climate change. How can the world best spend money to help resolve these problems? This book offers an authoritative and thought-provoking assessment of the costs and benefits of a menu of options.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Bjørn Lomborg; Part I. The Challenges: 1. Air pollution Bjørn Larsen, Guy Hutton and Neha Khanna; 1.1. Alternative perspective Jitendra Shah; 2. Conflicts - the security challenges in conflict prone countries Paul Collier, Lisa Chauvet and Haavard Hegre; 2.1. Alternative perspective Ibrahim A. Elbadawi; 2.2. Alternative perspective Andrew Mack; 3. Diseases - disease control Dean T. Jamison, Prabhat Jha and David Bloom; 3.1. Alternative perspective David Canning; 3.2. Alternative perspective Ramanan Laxminarayan; 4. Education Peter F. Orazem, Paul Glewwe and Harry Patrinos; 4.1. Alternative perspective Victor Lavy; 4.2. Alternative perspective Lant Pritchett; 5. Global warming Gary W. Yohe, Richard G. Richels, Richard S. J. Tol and Geoffrey J. Blanford; 5.1. Alternative perspective Chris Green; 5.2. Alternative perspective Anil Markandya; 6. Malnutrition and hunger Sue Horton, Harald Alderman and Juan A. Rivera; 6.1. Alternative perspective Reynaldo Martorell; 6.2. Alternative perspective Anil B. Deolalikar; 7. Sanitation and water Dale Whittington, W. Michael Hannemann, Claudia Sadoff and Marc Jeuland; 7.1. Alternative perspective Jenna Davis; 7.2. Alternative perspective Frank Rijsberman and Alix Peterson Zwane; 8. Subsidies and trade barriers Kym Anderson and L. Alan Winters; 8.1. Alternative perspective Alan V. Deardorff; 8.2. Alternative perspective Anthony J. Venables; 9. Terrorism Todd Sandler, Daniel G. Arce and Walter Enders; 9.1. Alternative perspective S. Brock Blomberg; 9.2. Alternative perspective Michael D. Intriligator; 10. Women and development Elizabeth M. King, Stephan Klasen and Maria Porter; 10.1. Alternative perspective Lawrence Haddad; 10.2. Alternative perspective Aysit Tansel; Part II. Ranking the Opportunities: Jagdish Bhagwati, François Bourguigno, Finn E. Kydland, Robert Mundell, Douglass North, Thomas Schelling, Vernon L. Smith and Nancy Stokey; Expert panel.Introduction Björn Lomborg Part I. The Challenges: 1. Air pollution Björn Larsen, Guy Hutton and Neha Khanna 1.1. Alternative perspective Jitendra Shah 2. Conflicts & the security challenges in conflict prone countries Paul Collier, Lisa Chauvet and Haavard Hegre 2.1. Alternative perspective Ibrahim A. Elbadawi 2.2. Alternative perspective Andrew Mack 3. Diseases & disease control Dean T. Jamison, Prabhat Jha and David Bloom 3.1. Alternative perspective David Canning 3.2. Alternative perspective Ramanan Laxminarayan 4. Education Peter F. Orazem, Paul Glewwe and Harry Patrinos 4.1. Alternative perspective Victor Lavy 4.2. Alternative perspective Lant Pritchett 5. Global warming Gary W. Yohe, Richard G. Richels, Richard S. J. Tol and Geoffrey J. Blanford 5.1. Alternative perspective Chris Green 5.2. Alternative perspective Anil Markandya 6. Malnutrition and hunger Sue Horton, Harald Alderman and Juan A. Rivera 6.1. Alternative perspective Reynaldo Martorell 6.2. Alternative perspective Anil B. Deolalikar 7. Sanitation and water Dale Whittington, W. Michael Hannemann, Claudia Sadoff and Marc Jeuland 7.1. Alternative perspective Jenna Davis 7.2. Alternative perspective Frank Rijsberman and Alix Peterson Zwane 8. Subsidies and trade barriers Kym Anderson and L. Alan Winters 8.1. Alternative perspective Alan V. Deardorff 8.2. Alternative perspective Anthony J. Venables 9. Terrorism Todd Sandler, Daniel G. Arce and Walter Enders 9.1. Alternative perspective S. Brock Blomberg 9.2. Alternative perspective Michael D. Intriligator 10. Women and development Elizabeth M. King, Stephan Klasen and Maria Porter 10.1. Alternative perspective Lawrence Haddad 10.2. Alternative perspective Aysit Tansel Part II. Ranking the Opportunities: Jagdish Bhagwati, Fran
Introduction Bjørn Lomborg; Part I. The Challenges: 1. Air pollution Bjørn Larsen, Guy Hutton and Neha Khanna; 1.1. Alternative perspective Jitendra Shah; 2. Conflicts - the security challenges in conflict prone countries Paul Collier, Lisa Chauvet and Haavard Hegre; 2.1. Alternative perspective Ibrahim A. Elbadawi; 2.2. Alternative perspective Andrew Mack; 3. Diseases - disease control Dean T. Jamison, Prabhat Jha and David Bloom; 3.1. Alternative perspective David Canning; 3.2. Alternative perspective Ramanan Laxminarayan; 4. Education Peter F. Orazem, Paul Glewwe and Harry Patrinos; 4.1. Alternative perspective Victor Lavy; 4.2. Alternative perspective Lant Pritchett; 5. Global warming Gary W. Yohe, Richard G. Richels, Richard S. J. Tol and Geoffrey J. Blanford; 5.1. Alternative perspective Chris Green; 5.2. Alternative perspective Anil Markandya; 6. Malnutrition and hunger Sue Horton, Harald Alderman and Juan A. Rivera; 6.1. Alternative perspective Reynaldo Martorell; 6.2. Alternative perspective Anil B. Deolalikar; 7. Sanitation and water Dale Whittington, W. Michael Hannemann, Claudia Sadoff and Marc Jeuland; 7.1. Alternative perspective Jenna Davis; 7.2. Alternative perspective Frank Rijsberman and Alix Peterson Zwane; 8. Subsidies and trade barriers Kym Anderson and L. Alan Winters; 8.1. Alternative perspective Alan V. Deardorff; 8.2. Alternative perspective Anthony J. Venables; 9. Terrorism Todd Sandler, Daniel G. Arce and Walter Enders; 9.1. Alternative perspective S. Brock Blomberg; 9.2. Alternative perspective Michael D. Intriligator; 10. Women and development Elizabeth M. King, Stephan Klasen and Maria Porter; 10.1. Alternative perspective Lawrence Haddad; 10.2. Alternative perspective Aysit Tansel; Part II. Ranking the Opportunities: Jagdish Bhagwati, François Bourguigno, Finn E. Kydland, Robert Mundell, Douglass North, Thomas Schelling, Vernon L. Smith and Nancy Stokey; Expert panel.Introduction Björn Lomborg Part I. The Challenges: 1. Air pollution Björn Larsen, Guy Hutton and Neha Khanna 1.1. Alternative perspective Jitendra Shah 2. Conflicts & the security challenges in conflict prone countries Paul Collier, Lisa Chauvet and Haavard Hegre 2.1. Alternative perspective Ibrahim A. Elbadawi 2.2. Alternative perspective Andrew Mack 3. Diseases & disease control Dean T. Jamison, Prabhat Jha and David Bloom 3.1. Alternative perspective David Canning 3.2. Alternative perspective Ramanan Laxminarayan 4. Education Peter F. Orazem, Paul Glewwe and Harry Patrinos 4.1. Alternative perspective Victor Lavy 4.2. Alternative perspective Lant Pritchett 5. Global warming Gary W. Yohe, Richard G. Richels, Richard S. J. Tol and Geoffrey J. Blanford 5.1. Alternative perspective Chris Green 5.2. Alternative perspective Anil Markandya 6. Malnutrition and hunger Sue Horton, Harald Alderman and Juan A. Rivera 6.1. Alternative perspective Reynaldo Martorell 6.2. Alternative perspective Anil B. Deolalikar 7. Sanitation and water Dale Whittington, W. Michael Hannemann, Claudia Sadoff and Marc Jeuland 7.1. Alternative perspective Jenna Davis 7.2. Alternative perspective Frank Rijsberman and Alix Peterson Zwane 8. Subsidies and trade barriers Kym Anderson and L. Alan Winters 8.1. Alternative perspective Alan V. Deardorff 8.2. Alternative perspective Anthony J. Venables 9. Terrorism Todd Sandler, Daniel G. Arce and Walter Enders 9.1. Alternative perspective S. Brock Blomberg 9.2. Alternative perspective Michael D. Intriligator 10. Women and development Elizabeth M. King, Stephan Klasen and Maria Porter 10.1. Alternative perspective Lawrence Haddad 10.2. Alternative perspective Aysit Tansel Part II. Ranking the Opportunities: Jagdish Bhagwati, Fran
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