Globalisation, the Global Financial Crisis and the State/ 
Farrar,John H. 
 - Cheltenham:  Edward Elgar Pub,  2013. 
 - 304 
<br/><br/>1 Globalisation, the crisis and the stale: introduction<br/>John H. Fan ar and David G. Mayes<br/>PARTI INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES<br/>2 Modernising the state: the New Zealand experience<br/>Margaret Wilson<br/>3 Rebuilding state systems post-GFC; the South African case<br/>Laurence Boidle<br/>4 Chinese multinationals and the slate: an institutional<br/>perspective<br/>Xiaohua Yang and Clyde D. Sfollenherg<br/>5 The EU and the member states: Germany and<br/>supranationalism in times olTmancial crisis<br/>Jiirgen Brohmer<br/>PART II COMMERCIAL PERSPECTIVES<br/>6 Corporatisation in Australia: a Queensland perspective<br/>Tahnee Booth and Adrian Noon<br/>7 Putting "why" before 'how': evaluating the rationales for<br/>partial privatisation of slate-owned enterprises in New<br/>Zealand<br/>Chye-Ching Huang. Susan Watson and Jenny Chen<br/>8 Public project procurement and the case for public private<br/>partnerships<br/>Michael Regan<br/>9 Rethinking the state throiigii the lens of regulatory governanee<br/>Graeme A. Hodge<br/>10 Developments in central banking after the GFC: central<br/>banks, the state, globalisation and the GFC<br/>Louise Parsons<br/>1 1 The euro crisis<br/>David C. Mayes<br/>12 The governance and regulation of .sovereign wealth funds and<br/>foreign exchange reserves in a post-GFC world<br/>Mohamed Arijf and John. H. Farrar<br/>/ 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1781009422 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>337  / FAR/G