OUP, January 2024 new titles
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The Politics of Revenue Bargaining in Africa: Triggers, Processes, and Outcomes
Edited by Anne Mette Kjær, Marianne S. Ulriksen, and Ane Karoline Bak
- Presents in-depth qualitative studies of policy bargaining processes
- Outlines a theoretical framework that takes into account both state-society relations and bargaining power
- Feature studies of policymaking in semi-democractic contexts
- An open access title
- The most comprehensive analysis of the integration of product and labor markets in North America under NAFTA and USMCA
- Provides comparative data on the evolution of labor-intensive farming and farm employment in Canada, Mexico, and the US
- Explains who farm workers are, including their demographics, employment and earnings, and hopes and challenges
- Offers realistic options to improve protections for farm workers while keeping agriculture competitive
Infrastructure Financing in India: Trends, Challenges, and Way Forward
Dr Kumar V Pratap and Manshi Gupta
- Discusses Infrastructure Financing in India in the backdrop of the first-ever medium-term infrastructure plan announced by the Government of India in the form of the National Infrastructure Pipeline
- Discusses how bank financing of infrastructure needs to be substituted by institutional financing
- Elaborates on how Brownfield Asset Monetization (BAM) can be effectively used for more greenfield infrastructure investment.
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