Economic growth, the UN and the Global South: an unfulfilled promise
@article{Roy2016EconomicGT, title={Economic growth, the UN and the Global South: an unfulfilled promise}, author={Pallavi Roy}, journal={Third World Quarterly}, year={2016}, volume={37}, pages={1284 - 1297} }
Abstract The most visible success of the UN system has been to foster a multilateral structure of international governance that has proved resilient since World War II. However, this structure has failed to provide a financing mechanism to help developing countries achieve the structural transformations required for broad-based economic growth. Indeed, the Global South has also had many chances to reorder the international financing system but has failed thus far to do so. The global…
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