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Le 1 juin 2021
Essais sur le financement du développement. Des échecs aux nouvelles perspectives
Membres du jury :
Summary : through the prism of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007-2008 and an analysis of the scope of traditional models of development finance, I note the inability of the capitalist system to produce a stable international financial system architecture that can provide external financing for development with a long-term objective. The GFC has led to a shift in the focus of development finance to Southern countries, which is associated with a rise in South-South Cooperation. A first step towards emancipation from the traditional unstable and rigid system can be observed through the creation of new development banks and regional monetary cooperation. I propose an alternative model, based on the mobilisation of institutional economics, that works with "dynamic long-term development finance institutions" in order to collectively and sustainably improve the financing of development in developing countries (DCs).
- M. Faruk ÜLGEN, Université Grenoble Alpes, Directeur de thèse
- Mme Ilene GRABEL, University of Denver, Rapporteure
- M. Gary DYMSKI, Univerity of Leeds, Rapporteur
- Mme Alicia GIRON, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Examinatrice
- M. Massimo CINGOLANI, European Investment Bank, Examinateur
- M. Stéphane LONGUET, Université Picardie Jules Verne, Examinateur
- M. John HALL, Portland State University, Examinateur
- Mme Adélaïde FADHUILE CREPY, Université Grenoble Alpes, Examinatrice
Summary : through the prism of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007-2008 and an analysis of the scope of traditional models of development finance, I note the inability of the capitalist system to produce a stable international financial system architecture that can provide external financing for development with a long-term objective. The GFC has led to a shift in the focus of development finance to Southern countries, which is associated with a rise in South-South Cooperation. A first step towards emancipation from the traditional unstable and rigid system can be observed through the creation of new development banks and regional monetary cooperation. I propose an alternative model, based on the mobilisation of institutional economics, that works with "dynamic long-term development finance institutions" in order to collectively and sustainably improve the financing of development in developing countries (DCs).
Date
Le 1 juin 2021
Complément date
16h30
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