Dennis A Rondinelli
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 374510 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dennis A Rondinelli |
| NOMBRES | Dennis A |
| APELLIDO | Rondinelli |
| FIRMA | RONDINELLI D A |
| AFILIACIONES | Syracuse University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 49 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 291 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Does Foreign Aid Promote Privatization? Empirical Evidence from Developing Countries
Making Metropolitan Areas Competitive and Sustainable in the New Economy
This article explains what the metropolitan areas of the United States must do to remain competitive and sustainable in the new economy created by globalization and technological innovations. The technological innovations include: promotion of knowledge based industries; offering of technologically advanced multimodal transportation networks; help in the creation of information and telecommunication networks; development of human resources that s…
Do government incentives attract and retain international investment? A study of foreign-owned firms in North Carolina
Corporate Environmental Management and Public Policy
Environmental policies have brought dramatic improvements in air and water quality during the past 25 years, but further expansion of command-and-control regulations is likely to have diminishing marginal returns. Corporations are taking new initiatives in managing their environmental impacts in ways that reduce their costs, increase their efficiency, lower their liabilities, and enhance their competitiveness while reducing pollution, conserving …
Administrative restructuring for economic transformation in Vietnam
Great Policies
This work describes 11 strategic innovations designed to deal with problems that transcend the normal boundaries of government action. Examples range from the Marshall Plan in the United States to the exploration of community natural resource management in Latin America
Privatization And Economic Restructuring in Poland
Poland was among the first of the Central European countries to attempt to transform its economy from a centrally planned socialist system to a market-oriented one. Although its International Monetary Fund-inspired "shock therapy" approach sought to transform the economy quickly, Poland's implementation of privatization of state enterprises, a keystone of the reform strategy, lags seriously behind other economic changes. Poland's experiments with…
Strategic Management in Foreign Aid Agencies
Foreign trade potential, small enterprise development and job creation in developing countries
UNDP Assistance for Urban Development
Asian urban development policies in the 1990s
Planning Education Reform in Developing Countries
Mega-cities, the environment, and private enterprise
Financing the decentralization of urban services in developing countries
Managing economic reform
Administrative Restructuring for Economic Adjustment
Decentralization, Territorial Power and the State
Housing the Urban Poor in Developing Countries
Conventional Shelter policies that focus on slum clearance, public housing, sites-and-Services, upgrading of core dwellings and government assisted self-help are inadequate to meet the growing needs of the urban poor in developing countries for low-cost housing. An examination is made of alternative options including cooperative housing programs and of policies that lower housing construction costs and encourage the participation of the urban poo…
Third World Urbanization and American Foreign Aid Policy
Over the next decade, the demographic and economic characteristics of countries to which the United States government provides technical and financial assistance for economic development will change substantially. Rapid urban population growth, the expanding role of cities and towns in national economies, continued migration of population from rural to urban areas, explosive growth in the size of the labor force, and shifts in the occupations of …
Reforming U.S. Foreign Aid Policy
Development Administration and Training Strategies
Analysing Decentralization Policies in Developing Countries
Urban Services in Developing Countries
Now updated with the addition of a new concluding chapter covering the election and initial performance of the Balladur Government, Developments in French Politics provides a comprehensive and broad r
Cities as Agricultural Markets
Metropolitan growth and secondary cities development policy
Government Decentralization in Comparative Perspective
Analysing Decentralization Policies in Developing Countries
Towns and Small Cities in Developing Countries
The strategy if Industrial growth poles initiated during the 1960s now seems to be neither appropriate nor sufficient to generate widespread development in developing countries. This paper discusses the importance of towns and small cities for developing hinterlands transforming subsistence into commercial agriculture and integrating urban and rural economies. Although cities have a strong influence on the development of their regions their areas…
Dynamics of Growth of Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
The dynamics of growth of secondary cities in developing countries is examined from the point of view of the policies that have been developed to divert the focus of urbanization away from capital cities. The data concern 31 secondary cities. The author identifies the factors that have influenced their growth examines the dynamics of their present growth and suggests policy guidelines concerning their future growth. (ANNOTATION
Asian urban development policies in the 1990s
The Dilemma of Development Administration
While development strategies of international assistance organizations and governments of less developed states have become more complex over the past decade, the methods of planning and management used during the 1960s and 1970s to formulate and implement policies have become less effective. Synoptic planning and scientific management techniques are used to control development activities rather than to facilitate and encourage the flexibility, e…
Administration Of Integrated Rural Development Policy
Integrated rural development has become the focus of growth with equity policies in developing countries. Evaluations of development programs and plans over the past two decades indicate that little change can be achieved in developing societies through single purpose policy interventions and that diversified and integrated programs aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and dispersing directly productive and social overhead investments in…
Cities as Agricultural Markets
International assistance policy and development project administration
Administration of assistance projects by international lending agencies has come under increasing criticism during the past decade, a period when development projects have become primary instruments of international investment and an important element of public administration in developing nations. As a result international assistance agencies drastically reorganized their lending procedures during the early 1970s, creating complex requirements f…
Administrative Decentralisation and Economic Development
In his classic study of decentralisation and development, Henry Maddick argued that economic growth and social modernisation depend in part on the ability of Third-World govenments to diffuse responsibility for development planning and administration, to expand participation in economic activities, and to promote new centres of creativity within society. Over-concentration of administrative authority stifles development, Maddick insisted; it lead…
Managing economic reform
Do government incentives attract and retain international investment? A study of foreign-owned firms in North Carolina
Corporate Environmental Management and Public Policy
Environmental policies have brought dramatic improvements in air and water quality during the past 25 years, but further expansion of command-and-control regulations is likely to have diminishing marginal returns. Corporations are taking new initiatives in managing their environmental impacts in ways that reduce their costs, increase their efficiency, lower their liabilities, and enhance their competitiveness while reducing pollution, conserving …
Decentralization, Territorial Power and the State
Housing the Urban Poor in Developing Countries
Conventional Shelter policies that focus on slum clearance, public housing, sites-and-Services, upgrading of core dwellings and government assisted self-help are inadequate to meet the growing needs of the urban poor in developing countries for low-cost housing. An examination is made of alternative options including cooperative housing programs and of policies that lower housing construction costs and encourage the participation of the urban poo…
Land-Development Policy in South Korea
Between 1950 and 1980 South Korea has changed from a predominantly rural to an urbanized society. Highly concentrated urbanization around Seoul in the 1950s and 1960s created sevre economic and social disparities between the capital and other parts of the country. During the 1970s the central government recognized the need for more balanced patterns of urbanization and economic development and instituted comprehensive development plans. The polic…
Strategic Management in Foreign Aid Agencies
Applied Methods of Regional Analysis
Population distribution and economic development in Africa
Does Foreign Aid Promote Privatization? Empirical Evidence from Developing Countries
Privatization And Economic Restructuring in Poland
Poland was among the first of the Central European countries to attempt to transform its economy from a centrally planned socialist system to a market-oriented one. Although its International Monetary Fund-inspired "shock therapy" approach sought to transform the economy quickly, Poland's implementation of privatization of state enterprises, a keystone of the reform strategy, lags seriously behind other economic changes. Poland's experiments with…
Financing the decentralization of urban services in developing countries
Integrated regional development planning
Coping with poverty in international assistance policy
Administrative restructuring for economic transformation in Vietnam
Adjunctive Planning and Urban Development Policy
International assistance policy and development project administration
Administration of assistance projects by international lending agencies has come under increasing criticism during the past decade, a period when development projects have become primary instruments of international investment and an important element of public administration in developing nations. As a result international assistance agencies drastically reorganized their lending procedures during the early 1970s, creating complex requirements f…
Local Organization for Integrated Rural Development
Coping with poverty in international assistance policy
Policy Coordination in Metropolitan Areas
The perennial concern for coordinating policy in metropolitan areas is receiving re newed attention in federal program evaluation and reorganization proposals. Recent urban fiscal problems and the reformulation of federal urban policy are raising new questions about the need for program coordination among local governments. Yet few attempts to impose coordination requirements in the past have been successful. Public administration guidelines have…
Administration Of Integrated Rural Development Policy
Integrated rural development has become the focus of growth with equity policies in developing countries. Evaluations of development programs and plans over the past two decades indicate that little change can be achieved in developing societies through single purpose policy interventions and that diversified and integrated programs aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and dispersing directly productive and social overhead investments in…
Regional Disparities and Investment Allocation Policies in the Philippines
The inequitable distribution of the benefits of economic development in many Third World countries is reflected in the large disparities in living conditions between urban and rural populations generally, and in substantial differences in levels of development and rates of growth among sub-national regions. The disparities are often due to past patterns of investment allocation that concentrated productive resources and social overhead facilities…
Government Decentralization in Comparative Perspective
Administrative Decentralisation and Economic Development
In his classic study of decentralisation and development, Henry Maddick argued that economic growth and social modernisation depend in part on the ability of Third-World govenments to diffuse responsibility for development planning and administration, to expand participation in economic activities, and to promote new centres of creativity within society. Over-concentration of administrative authority stifles development, Maddick insisted; it lead…
The Dilemma of Development Administration
While development strategies of international assistance organizations and governments of less developed states have become more complex over the past decade, the methods of planning and management used during the 1960s and 1970s to formulate and implement policies have become less effective. Synoptic planning and scientific management techniques are used to control development activities rather than to facilitate and encourage the flexibility, e…
Secondary cities in developing countries
Integrated regional development planning
Dynamics of Growth of Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
The dynamics of growth of secondary cities in developing countries is examined from the point of view of the policies that have been developed to divert the focus of urbanization away from capital cities. The data concern 31 secondary cities. The author identifies the factors that have influenced their growth examines the dynamics of their present growth and suggests policy guidelines concerning their future growth. (ANNOTATION
Towns and Small Cities in Developing Countries
The strategy if Industrial growth poles initiated during the 1960s now seems to be neither appropriate nor sufficient to generate widespread development in developing countries. This paper discusses the importance of towns and small cities for developing hinterlands transforming subsistence into commercial agriculture and integrating urban and rural economies. Although cities have a strong influence on the development of their regions their areas…
Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
Land-Development Policy in South Korea
Between 1950 and 1980 South Korea has changed from a predominantly rural to an urbanized society. Highly concentrated urbanization around Seoul in the 1950s and 1960s created sevre economic and social disparities between the capital and other parts of the country. During the 1970s the central government recognized the need for more balanced patterns of urbanization and economic development and instituted comprehensive development plans. The polic…
The Spatial Organization of New Land Settlement in Latin America
Development Administration and American Foreign Assistance Policy
A variety of interventions to improve development management have been tried by the U.S. Agency for International Development over the past 30 years. These have included technology transfer and management control approaches as well as ‘“learning process”’ and local capacity building methods. All of these interventions have been found to have advantages and limitations under different conditions. This article reviews experience with development ad…
Population distribution and economic development in Africa
Development Projects as Policy Experiments
(1985). Development Projects as Policy Experiments: An Adaptive Approach to Development Administration. Economic Geography: Vol. 61, No. 2, pp. 181-183
Metropolitan growth and secondary cities development policy
Improving Development Management
Urbanisation and Planning in the 3rd World
Applied Methods of Regional Analysis
The Urban Transition and Agricultural Development
Economics (35 obras) · Business (34 obras) · Political science (31 obras) · Economic growth (29 obras) · Geography (25 obras) · Developing country (17 obras) · Politics (13 obras) · Public Administration (13 obras) · Economic policy (10 obras) · International Development and Aid (10 obras)