While many countries may embrace globalization at the conceptual level, the   specifics of implementation vary greatly from country to country. Testing   Global Interdependence poses such questions as: How is openness exercised?   How does a country join the international globalization trend? What   mechanisms are available to help societies adjust to globalization? The   book draws upon the diverse experiences of multiple countries as they react   to the practicalities of globalization and succeeds in discovering the   gains resulting from particular trade policies, anti-poverty measures,   migration patterns and foreign aid packages. The diverse narratives   contained within the book ultimately suggest how to limit globalization's   negative aspects and ensure constructive engagement in the global   community.     This, the first book in the Global Development Network series, brings   together the views of researchers from the developing and developed world   and provides models of successful research conducted in developing and   transition countries.    This study will appeal to academics and researchers in political economy,   development studies, international economics, migration and globalization   as well as public policy. In addressing policy implications, the work will   also be of great value to policy-oriented researchers, policymakers and   development agencies worldwide.

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