Research Catalog

Title

International commodity organisations in transition / edited by Erik Chrispeels.

Publication

London : Cameron May, 2002.

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Additional Authors

Chrispeels, Erik.

Description

379 p. : ill.; 24 cm.

Subject

• Commodity control > International cooperation
• Commodity control
• Compensatory financing
• International economic relations
• Price maintenance
• Producers' associations

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

• Pt. 1. Looking back. Ch. 1. Regulations and deregulation of commodity markets into the twentieth century / Kees Burger, Christopher L. Gilbert and Hidde Smit -- Pt. 2. Perspectives. Ch. 2. Changing objectives and functions of international commodities organizations: an insider's view / Peter Baron -- Ch. 3. Need for cooperation between producers and consumers of primary commodities / Guy-alain E.b. Gauze -- Pt. 3. Governments vs. private sector. Ch. 4. Changing roles of governments and the private sector / Walter Bastiaanse -- Ch. 5. Development of primary commodities: roles for both governments and the private sector / Lambert K. N'guessan -- Pt. 4. Private Sector. Ch. 6. The International Lead and Zinc Study Group and the private sector economy / Francis Labo -- Ch. 7. The private sector: the experience of the International Olive OIl Council / Aurelio Segovia -- Ch. 8. The International Coffee Organization and the private sector economy / Roel Vaessen --^
• Pt. 5. Development projects. Ch. 9. Project financing: policies and practices of the Common Fund for commodities / Rolf W. Boehnke -- Ch. 10. Fund of commodity development projects with special reference to coffee / Pablo Dubois -- Ch. 11. The International Tropical Timber Organization's experience in project management / Manoel Sobral Filho and Alastair Sarre -- Pt. 7. Poverty. Ch. 12. Poverty alleviation in the jute economy and international cooperation / A.k.m. Rezaur Rahman -- Pt. 7. Product promotion. Ch. 13. Product promotion: the policies and practices of the International Olive Oil Council / Boubaker Thabet -- Ch. 14. Promoting coffee consumption / Simeon Ratemo Onchere -- Ch. 15. Jute -- an environmentally-friendly product / Aimin Liu -- Pt. 8. New-end-uses, transfer of technology and know-how. Ch. 16. Investment and transfer of technology in the jute economy / Rathin Mandal --^
• Ch. 17. Promoting biodiversity-friendly products to complement trade in traditional commodities / Loren Jaramillo, Rik Kutch Lojenga, Rafael Sanchez and Salvano Briceno -- Pt. 9. Market information. Ch. 18. Promoting transparency in the global coffee economy / Denis O. Seudieu -- Ch. 19. The market information service of the International Tropical Timber organization / Michael J. Adams -- Pt. 10. Environment and sustainable production. Ch. 20. Environmental policies in the coffee economy / Nestor Osorio Londono -- Ch. 21. Itto -- in pursuit of sustainable management of tropical forests / B.c.y. Freezailah -- Ch. 22. Rubber and the environment / A.f.s. Buiman -- Pt. 11. Quality and health standards. Ch. 23. Quality, health standards and research: the work of the International Olive Oil Council / Ahmed Touzani -- Ch. 24. Quality, health standards and research with reference to coffee / Diego Pizano-salazar --^
• Ch. 25. The challenge of producing clean, green cotton / David Anthony and Terry Townsend -- Pt. 12. Support for prices. Ch. 26. The coffee crisis: proposals for price support / Alberto Hesse Trieste -- Ch. 27. Commodity price support: proposals for cocoa / John Newman -- Pt. 13. Conferences, workshops, study tours and fellowship programmes. Ch. 28. Informal conferences, workshops and seminars: the experience of the International Sugar Organization / Lindsay Jolly -- Ch. 29. Recommendations for the International Coffee Organization / Celsius A. Lodder -- Ch. 30. Conferences, workshops, technical missions and fellowships: the practice of the International Tropical Timber Organization / Hwan Ok Ma -- Pt. 14. Legal issues. Ch. 31. The competence of the Commission and the Member States of the European Union in international commodity organizations / Enzo Barattini -- Ch. 32. Simplifying international commodity agreements / Erik Chrispeels --^
• Pt. 15. An agenda. Ch. 33. Goals and functions of an international commodity organization: a viewpoint / Hagen Streichert -- Ch. 34. Objectives and functions of an international commodity organization: a viewpoint / H. Sona Ebai.

ISBN

1874698090

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library