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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Executive summary -- Assessment and recommendations -- Introduction -- Ethiopia has benefitted from sustained economic growth, which has contributed to poverty reduction -- Ethiopia is characterised by a growing population and a large share of young people -- Ethiopia's spatial dynamics are changing -- There has been significant progress in terms of welfare in rural areas, but the rural-urban gap is increasing -- Intermediary cities will play key roles for rural development and addressing the rural-urban gap Adama is an intermediary city that has strong potential for development -- Despite their potential, Ethiopia's intermediary cities face critical challenges -- The evolution of rural development policy in Ethiopia shows the need for a better integration of rural-urban linkages -- How to strengthen Ethiopia's rural development strategy? …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Executive summary -- There are persistent gender gaps in entrepreneurship -- Women are less likely to be entrepreneurs than men… -- …and tend to operate smaller and less dynamic businesses -- These gender gaps are caused by many inter-related factors… -- …and the COVID-19 pandemic risks undoing progress made in closing the gender gap -- Governments are using a wide range of instruments to encourage and support women's entrepreneurship but work remains -- Overarching policy frameworks for women's entrepreneurship need to be introduced -- Women's entrepreneurship policy interventions must reflect context -- More evaluation evidence is needed as a foundation for scaling policy initiatives -- Part I State of women's entrepreneurship -- 1 Key findings and recommendations -- The gender gap in entrepreneurship has reduced over the past 20 years -- COVID-19 risks reversing gains in women's entrepreneurship -- Traditional gender roles exert negative influences on women's entrepreneurship -- Women's entrepreneurship policies are well-established in many countries -- Women's entrepreneurship policy frameworks are needed to underpin individual policy actions -- Women's entrepreneurship interventions must be contextualised -- More effective implementation of policies is needed to achieve policy objectives -- Greater efforts are needed to address gender gaps in entrepreneurship skills -- Greater use of dedicated measures is needed to address gender gaps in access to financing -- References -- 2 The state of women's entrepreneurship -- The gender gap has been closing among solo entrepreneurs… -- …but the gender gap was growing among self-employed with employees…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The world is becoming flat; It's robots vs ninjas; Robot work is getting automated and outsourced; Samurai; Rogues; Ninjas; 3 And yet . . . the big motivation gap; Constructive Discontent; But what happens if you've got no gap?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Figures -- Tables -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Chapter 2 Concepts and Debates -- 2.1 Clarification of Concepts -- 2.1.1 Bodies, Institutions, and Organizations -- 2.1.2 Multilateral and Preferential Trade Agreements -- 2.2 Review of Global Governance Debates -- 2.2.1 International Regimes -- 2.2.2 Indirect Governance -- 2.2.3 Institutionalisms -- 2.3 Multilateral Trade Agreements and International Standardization -- 2.4 International Standardization and Preferential Trade Agreements -- 2.5 Interim Conclusion -- Chapter 3 International Standardization Organizations -- 3.1 The Codex Alimentarius -- 3.1.1 History -- 3.1.2 Structure -- 3.1.3 Procedures -- 3.1.4 Controversial Topics -- 3.1.5 Data Collected -- 3.2 The International Organization for Standardization -- 3.2.1 History -- 3.2.2 Structure -- 3.2.3 Procedures -- 3.2.4 Controversial Topics -- 3.2.5 Data Collected -- 3.3 Interim Conclusion -- 3.4 Appendices -- Chapter 4 Multilateral Trade Agreements and International Standardization -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Literature and Research Gap -- 4.2.1 The WTO SPS Agreement and Codex -- 4.2.2 The WTO TBT Agreement and ISO -- 4.2.3 Research Gap -- 4.3 Hypotheses -- 4.4 Data and Methodology -- 4.4.1 Dependent Variable and Methodology -- 4.4.2 Independent Variable -- 4.4.3 Control Variables -- 4.5 Empirical Analysis -- 4.5.1 The WTO SPS Agreement and Codex -- 4.5.2 The WTO TBT Agreement and ISO -- 4.5.3 Comparison -- 4.6 Interim Conclusion -- 4.7 Appendices -- Chapter 5 International Standardization and Preferential Trade Agreements -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Literature and Research Gap -- 5.2.1 The Design of SPS Chapters -- 5.2.2 The Design of TBT Chapters -- 5.2.3 The Transatlantic Divide in the Design of TBT and SPS Chapters -- 5.2.4 Research Gap -- 5.3 Hypotheses -- 5.4 Data and Methodology…”