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AUTHORED BOOKS

Ismail, F. 2021. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and Developmental Regionalism: A handbook. Trade & Industrial Policy Strategies. 134pp
ISBN: 978-92-9162-053-1


 

 

 



 

Ismail, F. 2020. WTO reform and the crisis of multilateralism: A Developing Country Perspective. South Centre, Geneva, Switzerland. 142pp
ISBN: 978-92-9162-053-1

 

Hirsch, A. 2005. SEASON OF HOPE Economic Reform under Mandela and Mbeki. University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, IDRC. 305pp
ISBN 1-55260-215-5

 

Levy, B. 2014. Working with the Grain: Integrating 
Governance and Growth in Development Strategies. 
New York: Oxford University Press. 253pp. 
ISBN 9780199363810.

EDITED BOOKS


Bhorat, H.I., Hirsch, A., Kanbur, R. and Ncube, M. (eds) 
2014. The Oxford Companion to the Economics of South 
Africa. 410pp. United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. 
ISBN 9780199689248.
Problem driven analysis
Fritz, V., Levy, B. and Ort, R. (eds) 2014. Problem-driven 
political economy analysis. 262pp. Washington: The 
World Bank.
ISBN 9781464801211.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

 

Lopes C. (2021) Could This Be the African Century?. In: Wang H., Michie A. (eds) Consensus or Conflict?. China and Globalization. Springer, Singapore. 

 
The future we choseHirsch, A. 2013. Aspirations to an elusive developmental state: the obstacles to deep reform. In B. Ngcaweni (ed), The Future We Chose: Emerging Perspectives on the Centenary of the ANC, pp. 297-310. Pretoria, South Africa: Africa Institute of South Africa (AISA). 
ISBN 9780798304368.
Oxford Companion: Economic of South AfricaLevy, B. 2014. Commanding heights: the governance of state-owned enterprises in contemporary South Africa. In H. Bhorat, A. Hirsch, R. Kanbur and M. Ncube (eds), The Oxford Companion to the Economics of South Africa, pp. 202-208. United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. 
ISBN 9780199689248

JOURNAL ARTICLES
B. Levy. 2015. “Governance Reform: Getting the Fit Right”, Public Administration and Development, Vol 35, issue 4, pp. 238-249.

 

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