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IDRC supports researchers from developing countries who are finding innovative, lasting solutions to local problems. We share the impacts of this groundbreaking research through print and free online publications, including books co-published by IDRC and presses around the world. We also publish articles and newsletters, including the IDRC Bulletin, as well as multimedia projects, such as Lasting Impacts, our tribute to over 40 years of IDRC-supported research, and the In_focus Collection of thematic mini-websites.

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BUILDING NEW COMPETITION LAW REGIMES
Selected Essays

This book focuses on the development of competition law institutions. It also provides case studies that examine the development of these institutions against the backdrop of the debate on the global convergence of competition law and the limits...

Enabling Success:
2011-2012 Think Tank Initiative Annual Report

In addition to a review of the Initiative's overall progress, this year's annual report, Enabling Success, captures the conversations at last year's TTI Exchange in Cape Town about what it means to be a successful think tank. It also features...

IDRC Bulletin — June 2013

In this issue, learn about how you can order your copy of IDRC's 2013 DVD. You can also read an opinion piece by IDRC's Dominique Charron on tactics for getting ahead of pandemics to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. And meet Allen Finley...

How Africa can feed the world

Neglect of agriculture has been a defining feature of Africa’s economic policy over the last four decades. The future is more promising. Today Africa has become a major destination of agricultural foreign direct investment.For example, Grow Africa...

SEPARATED AND DIVORCED WOMEN IN INDIA
Economic Rights and Entitlements

Based on a survey of more than 400 women, this book exposes the miserable financial conditions endured by India’s separated and divorced women. The law does not provide them with the right to any of the property and assets that they have helped to...

Managing flood risk through collaborative governance

The coastal city of Cape Town in South Africa’s Western Cape faces a unique set of challenges as its past and future meet. Its sprawling and underserviced townships — a legacy of South Africa’s history of apartheid — are at risk as climate change...

Improving water services through inclusive planning

On the outskirts of Buenos Aires lies the burgeoning municipality of Moreno. Industrial growth since the 1940s has attracted a rapid influx of rural migrants, which has seen the town’s population swell to more than 450,000. Today, Moreno is one of...

Urban Resilience
Helping vulnerable city dwellers adapt to climate change

As cities expand, climate change compounds the stress on poor communities already struggling with unplanned growth and few municipal services. Water access and sanitation are critical, as climate change affects the availability and quality of water...

Getting ahead of pandemics

The responses to the troubling news from China of a growing number of deaths from H7N9 are all too familiar. World public-health experts appear to be waiting for H7N9 to be declared a pandemic so they can launch their policies; scientists in the lab...

THE ROLE OF THE STATE

This is the first volume in a series of five books bringing together the results of intensive research on the national systems of innovation in the BRICS countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The Role of the State analyzes the...

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BUILDING NEW COMPETITION LAW REGIMES<br>Selected Essays

BUILDING NEW COMPETITION LAW REGIMES
Selected Essays

IDRC funds researchers in the developing world so they can build healthier, more prosperous societies

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