Dead Ends of Transition: Rentier Economies and Protectorates

Dead ends of transition: rentier economies and protectorates / Michael Daudersẗ(c)Þdt -- Transformation of "Protectorates": building effective, accountable states / Barnett R. Rubin -- Authoritarian retier states in the broader development context / Richard M. Auty -- The "Resource curse": as empirical overview / Indra De Soysa -- Institutions, human capital, and diversification of rentier economies / Thorvaldur Gylfason -- Context, path dependency, and oil-based development in the Gulf of Guinea / Ricardo M. S. Soares de Olivera -- Oil funds as a policy instrument to promote transparency and accountability for economic development in oil-rich countries / Ugo Fasano -- Rents, reform, and authoritarianism in the Middle East / Oliver Schlumberger -- Oil wealth and regime change / Benjamin Smith -- Avoiding the resource curse: what can we learn from the case of Botswana? / Transparency International -- Regulating resource governance: the role of governments, companies, and civil society organizations / Wolf-Christian Paes -- Economic causes and consequences of civil war: a discussion of the possible policy interventions / Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler -- Development challenges for post-conflict protectorates / Willemijn Verkoren -- The transformation of protectorates: case study of Iraq, with particular reference to the Central Bank / Simon Gray -- Transforming Liberia and Sierra Leone: a paradox of external intervention / Judy Smith-H(c)œhn -- Transforming Kosovo: searching the balance between market discipline and political stability / Andreas Wittkowsky -- Making sure that institutions matter: democratization through undemocratic means in Bosnia-Herzegovina / Thorsten Gromes -- Transformation in European protectorates: from Sarajevo to Pristina / Gerald Knauss