International Investment Perspectives 2002.

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The timing of the launch of this new OECD annual publication, International Investment Perspectives, is no coincidence: the Doha Development Agenda, the Monterrey Consensus, the New Partnership for Africa's Development, the 2002 OECD Ministerial Meeting and the Johannesburg World Summit have all underscored the importance of international investment in achieving sustainable development goals and ensuring that globalisation works for all countries, poor as well as rich. In addition, the unprecedented volume of international investment flows, not least foreign direct investment, over the last d.  Read more... Foreword Table of Contents Note by the Editor Trends and Recent Developments in Foreign Direct Investment Foreign Investment in China's Regional Development: Prospects and Policy Challenges Multinational Enterprises and the Quality of Public Governance: A Case Study of Extractive Industries Successful Capital Movements Liberalisation: A Question of Governance Recent OECD Experience The Economics of International Investment Incentives Tribune. Doha and Investment Appendix. Forty Years of OECD Co-operation with International Investment Instruments.