New Social Policy Agenda in Asia

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Manila Social Forum (1999) 저자(글)

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• Foreword: Fighting Poverty Unites	p. 1
  Acknowledgments
  Acronyms, Abbreviations and Currency Equivalents
  List of Tables and Charts
  Economic Growth, Social Development, and Poverty Reduction in Asia	p. 1
  Operational Lessons and Challenges for Social Development in Asia	p. 5
  The Financial and Economic Crisis in Asia: Causes and Long-term Implications	p. 9
  The Deeper Crisis: Social Consequences of the Financial Crisis in Asia	p. 18
  Beyond the Asian Crisis: The Centrality of Social Policy	p. 24
  Migration and Regional Interdependencies: The Labor Market in Lao PDR	p. 27
  Social Priorities and the Labor Market in Uzbekistan	p. 30
  Employment Policies in the Republic of Korea After the Crisis	p. 33
  Increasing Urban Employment in Shanghai: Active Labor Market Programs and Other Initiatives	p. 37
  The Concept of Social Exclusion and Vulnerability	p. 40
  Challenges in Addressing Gender Concerns in the Asian Economic Crisis	p. 45
  Women and Civil Society in a Crisis Environment: Examples from Cambodia	p. 49
  Vulnerability and Reverted Gender Issues in Education and Health	p. 52
  The Vulnerability of Homeworkers in Southeast Asia	p. 56
  Children as Losers in Economic Development: Strategies and Policies to Promote the Best Interests of Children in East and Southeast Asia	p. 59
  Reforms of State-owned Enterprises and Social Protection in the People's Republic of China	p. 65
  Citizens' Network to Address Urban Poverty in Thailand	p. 68
  Rural Development Policies for Poverty Alleviation in Viet Nam	p. 71
  Microfinance and the Rural Poor: Some Reality Checks in Indonesia	p. 74
  Credit Unions as Alternative Banking Institutions: The Experience of the Kyrgyz Republic	p. 78
  Poverty Reduction at the Beginning of the New Millennium: Challenges for the PRC	p. 81
  When Does Agrarian Reform Work for the Filipino Poor?	p. 83
  Falling Through Safety Nets and Building on Pillars of Social Protection: Summary of Panel and Workshop Discussions at the Manila Social Forum	p. 89
  Emerging Lessons on Social Safety Nets	p. 92
  Social Protection and the Asian Development Bank	p. 95
  Social Risk Management: The World Bank's New Conceptual Framework for Social Protection	p. 99
  Public Works Programs for Managing the Economic Crisis in the Republic of Korea	p. 102
  Which Poor to Help? Coordinated Poverty Alleviation in the Philippines	p. 106
  Social Sector Reforms in Asia After the Crisis: Operational Lessons	p. 111
  Local Governments' Expenditures for Social Services Delivery	p. 115
  Block Grants to Reform the Education and Health Sectors in Indonesia	p. 117
  Cambodia's Health Situation, Policy Reforms and Investment Implications	p. 120
  Reforming Social Sectors and Reducing Poverty: Two Different Issues in Mongolia	p. 124
  Labor Market Relevant Education Reforms in the Kyrgyz Republic	p. 127
  Thailand's New Twelve Years of Education for All Program	p. 129
  The Role of the Private Sector for Poverty Reduction and Social Development in Asia	p. 135
  Corporate Responsibility for Social Development in the Philippines	p. 141
  Public-Private Partnerships in Health and Education: Conceptual Issues and Options	p. 144
  Promoting Business for Poverty Reduction: An Example from the Philippines	p. 149
  Economic and Social Impediments to Small Industry Development in Uzbekistan	p. 151
  Socially Responsible Investment: How to Make it Possible	p. 154
  Good Governance for Poverty Reduction: An Introduction	p. 157
  Governance and Anticorruption: A Hopeful Realism	p. 160
  Fighting Corruption to Help the Poor	p. 162
  Social Impact of Governance Reforms in Mongolia	p. 164
  Local Governments and National Poverty Alleviation Programs in the Philippines	p. 169
  Increasing Transparency of Government-Sponsored Poverty Projects in Indonesia Through Community-Based Information	p. 173
  What Can NGOs Do to Enhance Economic Development Benefiting the Poor in the Philippines	p. 176
  Monitoring Foreign Aid: Governance Challenges for Poverty Reduction in Thailand	p. 178
  Reflections on the Role of the Media in Promoting Transparent and Participatory Social Development	p. 181
  Regional Dimensions of the Asian Crisis: An Overview	p. 183
  Challenges for the Developed World in Supporting Regional Social Development in Asia	p. 188
  Europe, the Asian Economic Crisis, and the ASEM Trust Fund	p. 191
  Japan's New Role for Regional Social Development in Asia	p. 194
  Regional Cooperation for Social Policy: The ESCAP Agenda	p. 196
  Why are Multinational Development Banks in the Loop Again?	p. 199
  What Does Poverty Cost? Reflections on Philippine Government Anti-Poverty Programs	p. 202
  Asia's Economic and Structural Policy Agenda	p. 204
  Social Benefits of a Gradual Approach: The Example of Uzbekistan	p. 207
  Promotion of Social Development in Asia: The Japan Bank for International Cooperation	p. 210
  The New IMF Architecture in Asia	p. 212
  Weapons or Well-Being? East Asia's Most Important Choice for the New Millennium	p. 215
  Sustainable Development: New Milestones for Asia	p. 219
  ADB and World Banks Vision of a New Social Partnership in Asia	p. 223
  App.: List of Participants at the Manila Social Forum	p. 227
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ISBN	9789715613002 ( 9715613004 )
발행(출시)일자	2001년 07월 01일
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