The OECD and transnational governance

摘要: Acknowledgments Introduction / Rianne Mahon and Stephen McBride Part 1: The OECD Transnational Governance 1 From Reconstructing Europe to Constructing Globalization: in Historical Perspective Robert Wolfe 2 Role of the Orchestration Global Knowledge Networks Tony Porter Michael Webb 3 Inversions without End: Public Management Reform Leslie A. Pal 4 Towards Complex Multilateralism? Civil Society Richard Woodward 5 Making Neo-Gramscian Sense Development Assistance Committee: an Inclusive Neoliberal World Order Arne Ruckert 2: Economies 6 Foreign Investment Rules: Promotion Liberalization Russell Alan Williams 7 OECD's Local Turn: "Innovative Liberalism" for Cities? Neil Bradford 8 Policy Learning? Its Jobs Strategy McBride, Kathleen McNutt, 9 "Crafting Conventional Economic Wisdom": Canadian Process Andrew Jackson 10 Lost Translation? Ideas Danish Labour Market Holly Grinvalds 3: Social 11 Guidelines Licensing Genetic Inventions: Learning Response Gene Patenting Controversy Lisa Drouillard E. Gold 12 Health Policy: Stalking Horse or Balancer Objectives? Bob Deacon Alexandra Kaasch 13 Education Policies Hegemony Kjell Rubenson 14 Babies Bosses: Gendering Discourse Conclusion References Contributors \Index