Regulatory governance in developing countries /

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作者：edited by Martin Minogue, Ledivina Cari鋘o.

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ISBN：9781845426125

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Summary: Publisher Summary 1 The role of regulatory governance in developed countries is relatively well developed in the literature, but when it comes to developing countries, it is often assumed that "best practices" from the developed world can simply be transferred wholesale. Clearly disagreeing with that idea, Minogue (Institute for Development Policy and Management, U. of Manchester, UK) and Cari帽o (public administration and governance, U. of the Philippines) present 14 conceptual papers and case studies that link questions of regulation and governance to the particularities of development. Conceptual papers discuss states and modes of regulation in the global political economy, the implications for developing countries of the internationalization of regulation, and comparison of international experiences in regulatory reform. The case studies discuss regulatory reforms and practices and issues of poverty alleviation in the Philippines and South Africa. A concluding essay presents a diagnostic model for capacity building in regulatory agencies and competition commissions based on an empirical study of the information and communications technology sector in Southern Africa. Annotation 漏2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Table Of Contents:

List of contributors vii
Preface ix

PART I CONCEPTUALISING REGULATION, GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

Introduction: regulatory governance in developing countries 3(14)

Martin Minogue

Ledivina Carino

States and modes of regulation in the global political economy 17(22)

Nicola Phillips

The internationalization of regulation: implications for developing countries 39(22)

Giandomenico Majone

Apples and oranges: comparing international experiences in regulatory reform 61(21)

Martin Minogue

Regulatory governance and accountability: a UK perspective on improving the regulatory state 82(33)

Peter Vass

PART II CASE STUDIES IN INSTITUTIONAL REFORM

Regulatory reform in developing countries: designing business set-up processes 115(23)

Anthony Ogus

Qing Zhang

Reforms and practices in local regulatory governance: the case of the Philippines 138(19)

Perla E. Legaspi

The Philippine port sector: a case of regulatory capture 157(26)

Enrico L. Basilio

PART III REGULATION, MARKETS AND THE POOR: CASES FROM SOUTH AFRICA AND THE PHILIPPINES

The capability approach and access to information and communication technologies 183(23)

Erwin M. Alampay

Regulatory governance of the water sector in South Africa 206(21)

Kobus Mutter

Frederik Uys

Pioneering redistributive regulatory reform: a study of implementation of a Catchment Management Agency for the Inkomati Water Management Area, South Africa 227(31)

Julia Brown

Philip Woodhouse

Pro-poor water services in Metro Manila: in search of greater equity 258(23)

Jocelyn C. Cuaresma

Climbing South Africa's water services ladder: safe drinking water through regulatory governance 281(22)

Grant Mackintosh

Frederik Uys

PART IV CAPACITY BUILDING FOR REGULATION

A diagnostic model for capacity building in regulatory agencies and competition commissions: an empirical study based on the ICT sector. Southern Africa 303(24)

Derek Eldridge

Brian Goulden
Index 327

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