This volume suggests multiple alternatives for globalization and development,
showcasing new research by young scholars from several developing countries.
Addressing a variety of specific topics such as trade regimes, financial
fragility, currency convertibility, monetary policy labor and employment,
cross-national growth comparisons, and China's growth experience, the book
suggests policy alternatives away from the mainstream discourse. Located in the
context of each country being studied where the discussion moves beyond the
general to the particular, it refutes the "one-size-fits-all" approach.