All Nations Are Equal at Least on Paper - Marvey, Mark
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This study examines how poor economic management have limited Liberia's ability to exert its sovereignty and vice versa. It explores the struggles that have confronted Liberia's political and economic governance and also highlights the complexities that forms the core of existing disgruntlements within the present global frameworks for international trade, investments and governance. The central claim is that poor regulatory frameworks, dysfunctional institutions and low human capacities have opened the country up to exploitation and maneuver by foreign companies. In particular, the study…mehr

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This study examines how poor economic management have limited Liberia's ability to exert its sovereignty and vice versa. It explores the struggles that have confronted Liberia's political and economic governance and also highlights the complexities that forms the core of existing disgruntlements within the present global frameworks for international trade, investments and governance. The central claim is that poor regulatory frameworks, dysfunctional institutions and low human capacities have opened the country up to exploitation and maneuver by foreign companies. In particular, the study asserts that FDIs/concessions, could generate greater benefits to the country or its people, if regulated properly.
Autorenporträt
El Sr. Mark M.M. Marvey es abogado liberiano en Heritage Partners & Associates Inc. Su carrera como abogado se remonta a años de defensa de la democracia y los derechos humanos. Como consultor del Banco Mundial, apoyó el desarrollo de la política comercial y de inversiones y las reformas económicas de Liberia. Es licenciado en Derecho por la Universidad Loyola de Chicago (EE.UU.).