BUIRA

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BUIRABritish Universities Industrial Relations Association
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(7) In this version, Wanankhucha, when she made her mviko sacrifice at Buira (Mdame) after the escape from slavery, also forecast that another group, who were not to stop on the Juba but would proceed towards the west, would find another river.
Shifting memories and forced migrations: the Somali Zigula migration to Tanzania
Bradford, The future of the IMF, The Brookings, April, 2008; Ariel Buira, The Governance of the IMF in a Global Economy, Group of 24, Washington DC, 2003.
DECISION-MAKING AND ORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN A GLOBAL WORLD/ENTSCHEIDUNGSMECHANISMEN UND ORGANISIERUNG DER FINANZINSTITUIONEN DER GLOBALEN WELT
The proliferation of IMF conditionality increased the number of structural conditions and performance criteria countries were required to meet, but also decreased compliance (Buira 2003).
Policy change in presidential democracies: the differential determinants of market-oriented reforms in Latin America
BUIRA (2008), What's the Point of Industrial Relations?
Direct and indirect participation in various institutional settings
As Ariel Buira, director of the developing country "G24" secretariat in Washington DC, outlines: "The formula developed by Mikesell in 1943 had the political objective of attaining the relative quota shares that the US president and secretary of state had agreed to give the 'big four' wartime allies, with a ranking which they had decided.
The case against IMF, World Bank: "the World Bank and IMF are a product of the politics and economics of the 1940s with little relevance to today's world, and in the sense that patience with their efforts at tinkering and reform has reached its limit. The question is not whether there should be change but how," argues the World Development Movement
Buira, "The Bretton Woods Institutions: Governance Without Legitimacy?" in Buira, ed., Reforming the Governance of the IMF and the World Bank (London: Anthem Press, 2005).
The IMF today and tomorrow: some civil society perspectives
The former International Monetary Fund (IMF) executive director Ariel Buira, for example, concluded that important aspects of the governance system have become dysfunctional because the quota structure no longer adequately reflects changes in the global economy since 1944.
International Financial Institutions and financial accountability
Camera (color), Fabio Cianchetti; editor, Jacopo Quadri; music, Jacques Lederlin, Daniel Buira; production and costume designer, Caterina Giargia; sound (Dolby SR), Tullio Morganti.
Sons and daughters. (Venice)
Edmonds, J (1994), "Trade Unions: At Last the Revolution Begins", Paper to BUIRA Conference, Oxford, 1 - 3 July.
Executive Employees' Rights to Union Representation in Singapore
Academic associations were also created in these years: in the United States, the Industrial Relations Research Association (IRRA) was founded in 1947(23); in Britain, the British Universities Industrial Relations Association (BUIRA) was founded in 1950(24); in Canada, the Canadian Industrial Relations Research Institute (renamed the Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA) in 1978) came into being in 1964; and, internationally, the IIRA was founded in 1966.
Industrial relations at the millennium: beyond employment?
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