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After the Crash Delivering Aid Differently The Future of Finance Lessons from the Field Yasuyuki Fuchita, Richard J. Herring & Wolfgang Fengler & Homi Kharas, eds. Robert E. Litan, eds. “Can aid deliver the economic, social, and Economic experts take a hard look at how the political transformations development financial industry and some of its practices are demands, or is it condemned to small suc- likely to change and provide well-grounded cesses and failures? This is the central ques- insights that will be helpful to financial practi- tion that Wolfgang Fengler and Homi Kharas tioners, analysts, and policymakers. take on. . . . I commend this book to all those Copublished with the Nomura Institute of interested in reforming how aid is delivered Capital Markets Research so that it eventually becomes redundant.” 2010 / 175 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0404-1 $26.95 —Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, managing director, World Bank 2010 / 286 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0480-5 $28.95 Brain Gain Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy Emerging Markets Darrell M. West Resilience and Growth amid “An invaluable work that as dispassionately, Global Turmoil factually, and objectively as possible analyzes M. Ayhan Kose & Eswar S. Prasad the political and economic aspects of immigra- Kose and Prasad present the definitive tion and their effect on our nation.” account of the evolution of emerging mar- —Vartan Gregorian, president, Carnegie ket economies (EMEs) and use the lens of Corporation of New York the global financial crisis to evaluate their A Brookings FOCUS Book strengths and weaknesses. 2010 /182 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0482-9 $24.95 2011 / 210 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0564-2 $26.95

China in 2020 Last Exit A New Type of Superpower Privatization and Deregulation of Hu Angang the U.S. Transportation System Foreword by John L. Thornton Clifford Winston Introduction by Cheng Li “These provocative but measured proposals Chinese economist Hu Angang forecasts provide the agenda for a serious national that by 2020 China will become a “mature, debate on the next steps in reforming responsible, and attractive superpower” that transportation policy.”—Roger Noll, will contribute to the “end of the unipolar era Stanford University dominated by the United States.” Thornton Center Chinese Thinkers Series 2010 / 188 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0473-7 $24.95 March / 320 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0478-2 $39.95 Leading Change in a Cuba’s Energy Future Web 2.1 World Strategic Approaches to Cooperation How ChangeCasting Builds Trust, Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado, ed. Creates Understanding, and Foreword by Vicki Huddleston Accelerates Organizational Change Contributors discuss the evolving relations Jackson Nickerson among Caribbean states and explain why “A brilliant, original, and timely book that Cuba and its longtime nemesis the United stunningly reframes leadership for our States should look for ways to cooperate Internet Age.”—Warren Bennis, University on developing energy sources. of Southern California 2010 / 143 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0342-6 $26.95 Innovations in Leadership Series 2010 / 148 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0484-3 $24.95

1 Moving Forward Resilience and Opportunity The Future of Consumer Credit Lessons from the U.S. Gulf Coast after Katrina and Rita and Mortgage Finance Roland V. Anglin, Amy Liu, Richard J. Mizelle Jr., & Nicolas P. Retsinas & Eric S. Belsky, eds. Allison Plyer, eds. “For those concerned about the obstacles and This book covers the gamut of social and public policies and the roles opportunities that lie ahead for consumers in of different actors needed to remake whole communities after a disas- the post-financial-crisis world, this book is an ter—for example, the rise of community engagement and new organi- essential read.”—Eugene A. Ludwig, CEO of zations, redevelopment policy, coastal and wetlands protection, educa- Promontory Financial Group tion, criminal justice, the role of philanthropy, and regional leadership. Copublished with the Harvard University Joint 2011 / 220 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2149-9 $22.95 Center for Housing Studies 2011 / 275 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0503-1 $28.95 Uncle Sam in Pinstripes Evaluating U.S. Federal Credit Policy and Choice Programs Public Finance through the Lens Douglas J. Elliott of Behavioral Economics The U.S. federal government has $10 trillion William J. Congdon, Jeffrey R. Kling & in federal guarantees and loans going to the Sendhil Mullainathan public sector. This accessible primer on federal The authors argue that public finance can lending provides an instructive look at one of incorporate many lessons of behavioral eco- the most important interfaces between the nomics and should serve as a framework for U.S. government and its citizens. applying insights from psychology to questions April / 120 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2139-0 $19.95 of economic policy. 2011 / 240 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0498-0 $29.95 Urban and Regional Policy and Its Effects, Volume 3 The Pursuit of Happiness Nancy Pindus, Howard Wial & Toward an Economy of Well-Being Harold Wolman, eds. Carol Graham This book analyzes the effectiveness of select In this straightforward and accessible book, policy approaches, reforms, and experi- Carol Graham explores what we know about ments in addressing key social and economic the determinants of happiness across and problems facing cities, suburbs, and metro- within countries of different development politan areas. Topics include the effects of levels, including some counterintuitive and foreclosures on neighborhoods, school choice surprising relations. options, and commuter taxes. A Brookings FOCUS book 2011 / 261 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0406-5 $29.95 June / 160 pp. / cloth 978 -0-8157-2127-7 $24.95 What Works in Development? Reconsidering Retirement Thinking Big and Thinking Small How Losses and Layoffs Affect Jessica Cohen & William Easterly, eds. Older Workers “Thinking big” approaches in the fight against Courtney C. Coile & Phillip B. Levine global poverty focus on macroeconomic poli- Economists Coile and Levine go beyond the cies, growth strategies, and other country-level headlines to explain how the economic crisis factors, while “thinking small” mind-sets utilize will affect the future plans and well-being of conditional cash transfers, bed nets, and other older Americans. microlevel improvements. This book examines 2010 / 156 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0499-7 $28.95 both schools of thought. 2009 / 245 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0282-5 $26.95

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N ow in paperback N e w Digital Medicine Moving Forward Health Care in the Internet Era The Future of Consumer Credit Revised edition and Mortgage Finance Darrell M. West & Edward Alan Miller Nicolas P. Retsinas & Eric S. Belsky, eds. “West and Miller’s exploration of the costs, “From mortgages and secondary market concerns, and possible benefits of digital systems to data reporting, consumer loans, medicine is both thoughtful and timely. and credit pricing, new light is shone on fun- Librarians, health advocates, and policymakers damental aspects of how consumer credit is on both sides of the issue will chew on this provided and regulated.”—Michael Calhoun, food for thought.”—Library Journal president, Center for Responsible Lending 2010 / 185 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0455-3 $22.95 2011 / 275 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0503-1 $28.95

Drawing the Line Plug-in Electric Vehicles Public and Private in America What Role for Washington? Andrew Stark David B. Sandalow, ed. “Governance in the twenty-first century is a Explains the current landscape for plug-in elec- complex mixture of the public and private. tric vehicles: the technology, the economics, Andrew Stark has written an extremely useful and the implications for national security and book about this new world. . . . A must-read the environment. for scholars and practitioners alike.” 2009 / 260 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0305-1 $29.95 —Elaine C. Kamarck, Harvard Kennedy School Includes photos and graphics 2010 / 240 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0333-4 $28.95 Prudent Lending Restored Forthcoming Securitization after the Growing Old Mortgage Meltdown Paying for Retirement and Institutional Money Yasuyuki Fuchita, Richard Herring & Management after the Financial Crisis Robert E. Litan, eds. Yasuyuki Fuchita, Richard J. Herring & Robert E. Litan, eds. Experts from the United States, Europe, and Analyzes several key issues haunting pensions and retirement, includ- Japan draw a timeline of key events along the ing the size and scope of municipal pension obligations, the risks of road to our most recent recession, analyze the defined pension contribution plans, and how recent difficulties are causes of the subprime mortgage meltdown, altering the strategies of institutional investors. and propose reforms. Copublished with the Nomura Institute of Capital Markets Research Copublished with the Nomura Institute of Capital Markets Research May / 175 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2153-6 $26.95 2009 / 336 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0336-5 $32.95

N e w N ow in paperback Leading Change in a Too Big to Fail Web 2.1 World The Hazards of Bank Bailouts How ChangeCasting Builds Trust, Gary H. Stern & Ron J. Feldman Creates Understanding, and Accelerates Organizational Change This clearly prophetic book. . . show[s] how Jackson Nickerson policymakers made the financial system riskier by implicitly promising to bail out the biggest “Both accessible and profound in the message banking institutions. . . . [A] lucid assessment it communicates: a must-read for 21st-century of one of the most perplexing, perverse poli- leaders.”—Ranjay Gulati, Harvard Business School cies in financial regulation.”—Mint Innovations in Leadership Series 2009 / 230 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0304-4 $22.95 2010 / 148 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0484-3 $24.95

3 Doing Well by Doing Good Pooling Money OECD Science, Technology and Innovative Corporate Responses to The Future of Mutual Funds Industry Outlook 2010 Communicable Diseases Yasuyuki Fuchita & Robert E. Litan, eds. An OECD Book Satoko Itoh & Susan Hubbard, eds. “A must for any mutual fund user.” 2010 / 150 pp. / paper 978-92-64-08467-4 $70.00 A Japan Center for International Exchange Book —Midwest Book Review 2010 / 180 pp. / paper 978-4-88907-081-1 $15.00 Copublished with the Nomura Institute of The Space Economy at a Glance Capital Markets Research 2010 Financial Gatekeepers 2008 / 139 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2985-3 $24.95 An OECD Book Can They Protect Investors? 2010 / 100 pp. / paper 978-92-64-08464-3 $40.00 Yasuyuki Fuchita & Robert E. Litan, eds. The Search for Social Copublished with the Nomura Institute of Capital Entrepreneurship Markets Research Paul C. Light reguLATION 2006 / 201 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2981-5 $29.95 “Light brings a healthy skepticism and a critical eye to these issues. His book is well written, accessible N e w Is the Market Moral? to nonacademic readers, and data-rich.” —Stanford Social Innovation Review After the Crash A Dialogue on Religion, Economics, The Future of Finance and Justice 2008 / 295 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-5211-0 $26.95 (cloth ed. avail.) Yasuyuki Fuchita, Richard J. Herring & Rebecca M. Blank & William McGurn Robert E. Litan, eds. 2004 / 151 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-1021-9 $18.95 f o r t h co m i n g See page 1. Copublished with the Nomura Institute of The Market for Virtue Uncle Sam in Pinstripes Capital Markets Research The Potential and Limits of Corporate Evaluating U.S. Federal Credit Programs 2010 / 175 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0404-1 $26.95 Social Responsibility Douglas J. Elliott Revised edition Makes clear the critical importance of federal credit Antitrust Policy and David Vogel programs and fills in the details—allowing readers of all stripes to understand the history, current state, Vertical Restraints “Vogel brings a refreshing breath of fresh air and surrounding key policy issues. Robert W. Hahn, ed. to a polarized debate.”—Environment April / 120 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2139-0 $19.95 “Excellent supplementary reading for courses 2006 / 222 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9077-8 $20.95 in industrial organization and other fields dealing with antitrust issues.”—Choice May the Best Team Win science & TECHNOLOGY 2006 / 94 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-3391-1 $16.95 Baseball Economics and Public Policy Andrew Zimbalist Creating Competitive Markets Foreword by Bob Costas Math You Can’t Use Patents, Copyright, and Software The Politics of Regulatory Reform “An absorbing, provocative discussion.” Marc K. Landy, Martin A. Levin & Martin Shapiro, eds. —Publishers Weekly Ben Klemens 2005 / 181 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-4942-4 $29.95 2007 / 368 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-5115-1 $29.95 2004 / 208 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9729-6 $20.95 (cloth ed. avail.)

National Pastime Moving Money The Future of Consumer Payment The Future of Insurance Regulation How Americans Play Baseball and the in the United States Rest of the World Plays Soccer Robert E. Litan & Martin Neil Baily, eds. Martin F. Grace & Robert W. Klein, eds. With a new preface Examines the trend toward digital means of con- sumer payment, how digital money will evolve, and Copublished with the Center for Risk Management Stefan Szymanski & Andrew Zimbalist the impact technologies such as wireless devices and Insurance Research at Georgia State University A Choice Outstanding Academic Title will have on the way we pay for things. 2009 / 232 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0286-3 $34.95 “An entertaining and informative book.” 2009 / 150 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0277-1 $27.95 —Sports Economist Government Failure versus 2006 / 263 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-8259-9 $19.95 Market Failure Includes photos The New Invisible College Science for Development Microeconomics Policy Research Caroline S. Wagner and Government Performance OECD Economic Surveys Foreword by Francis Fukuyama Clifford Winston United States 2010 2008 / 157 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9213-0 $26.95 “Highly recommended.”—Choice Includes an analysis of current economic conditions 2006 / 132 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9389-2 $18.95 in the aftermath of the financial crisis and recession, (cloth ed. avail.) along with special chapters on fiscal sustainability OECD Information Technology and climate change policy. Outlook 2010 An OECD Book An OECD Book Toward an Evolutionary Regime 2010 / 150 pp. / paper 978-92-64-08328-8 $75.00 2010 / 325 pp. / paper 978-92-64-08466-7 $137.00 for Spectrum Governance Licensing or Unrestricted Entry? William J. Baumol & Dorothy Robyn 2006 / 85 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0849-0 $16.95

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Boosting Paychecks Forthcoming The Politics of Supporting America’s The Pursuit of Happiness Working Poor Toward an Economy of Well-Being Daniel P. Gitterman Carol Graham Illuminates a commonly neglected part of Should greater happiness become a specific the American safety net—policies designed goal of economic policymaking? Should we to support low-wage workers and their be using happiness measures as a guide to development policies? These are some of the families—at a time when they are needed critical issues addressed in this book. more than ever. A Brookings FOCUS book 2010 / 180 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0308-2 $22.95 (cloth ed. avail.) June / 160 pp. / cloth 978 -0-8157-2127-7 $24.95

N e w N e w Brain Gain Reconsidering Retirement Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy How Losses and Layoffs Affect Darrell M. West Older Workers “The diminishing lead of the U.S. in innovation Courtney C. Coile & Phillip B. Levine is not a speculation about the future, it is a fact, This important book provides a complete and immigration policy is an important reason. picture of older workers today, how they will I’ve been reading West’s new book on the prob- transition into retirement, and what we can do lem, Brain Gain. . . . [I] recommend it highly.” to assist them as the recession persists. —Clive Crook, ft.com (Financial Times blog) 2010 / 156 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0499-7 $28.95 A Brookings FOCUS Book 2010 / 182 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0482-9 $24.95 N ow in paperback Targeting in Social Programs Brookings Papers on Economic Activity Avoiding Bad Bets, Removing David Romer & Justin Wolfers, eds. Bad Apples Peter H. Schuck & Richard J. Zeckhauser BPEA Fall 2010 “A timely, sophisticated challenge concerning Topics include regulating the shadow banking system, the state the effective allocation of resources for social of the safety net in the post–welfare reform era, state government programs. Recommended”—Choice spending and transitory income fluctuations, and the impact of 2010 / 175 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0428-7 $19.95 No Child Left Behind. 2011 / 350 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2157-4 $36.00 Working Longer BPEA Spring 2010 The Solution to the Retirement Features an essay by former Federal Reserve Income Challenge Chairman Alan Greenspan on the recent Alicia A. Munnell & Steven A. Sass economic crisis and the future of “A well-researched, thoughtful explanation of financial regulation. a critical national issue and a well-reasoned 2010 / 361 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0513-0 $36.00 proposal to cope with this challenge. Highly recommended.”—Choice 2009 / 207 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0311-2 $19.95

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5 Automatic Too Big to Fail N e w Changing the Way America Saves The Hazards of Bank Bailouts William G. Gale, J. Mark Iwry, David C. John, Gary H. Stern & Ron J. Feldman Policy and Choice & Lina Walker Foreword by Paul A. Volcker Public Finance through the Lens Proposes that employees should be automatically “Should be required reading for all policymakers. of Behavioral Economics enrolled into a 401(k) plan when they are hired, Highly recommended.”—Choice William J. Congdon, Jeffrey R. Kling & with the right to opt out, change the amount that 2009 / 230 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0304-4 $22.95 Sendhil Mullainathan they contribute, or change investment choices if See page 2. they choose. 2011 / 240 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0498-0 $29.95 2009 / 278 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0278-8 $24.95 Who Has the Cure? Hamilton Project Ideas on Health Care Jason Furman, ed. The Price We Pay Borrowing to Live 2008 / 277 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-3009-5 $24.95 Consumer and Mortgage Credit Revisited Economic and Social Consequences (cloth ed. avail.) of Inadequate Education Nicolas P. Retsinas & Eric S. Belsky, eds. Copublished with the Harvard University Joint Clive R. Belfield & Henry M. Levin, eds. Attaches hard numbers to the relationship between Center for Housing Studies economic SOCIAL POLICY 2008 / 289 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-7413-6 $28.95 educational attainment and critical indicators such as income, health, crime, and political participation. Aging Gracefully 2007 / 273 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0863-6 $28.95 Budgeting for Hard Power Ideas to Improve Retirement Security (cloth ed. avail.) Defense and Security Spending under in America Barack Obama Peter Orszag, J. Mark Iwry & William G. Gale Michael E. O’Hanlon Reforming Medicare A Century Foundation Book Options, Tradeoffs, and Opportunities 2009 / 198 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0294-8 $19.95 2006 / 148 pp. / paper 978-0-87078-499-6 $15.95 Henry J. Aaron & Jeanne M. Lambrew “An excellent, concise, but systematic overview Can We Say No? Forthcoming of Medicare and Medicare policy, which could serve The Challenge of Rationing Health Care Antidote as a useful primer for anyone new to the subject.” Henry J. Aaron & William B. Schwartz, Strategies for Containing America’s —Health Affairs with Melissa Cox Runaway Health Care Costs A Century Foundation Book 2005 / 199 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0121-7 $19.95 2008 / 202 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0124-8 $29.95 (cloth ed. avail.) M. Gregg Bloche & Leslie A. Meltzer, eds. April / 225 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0887-2 $22.95 (cloth ed. avail.) Stuck in the Middle Creating an Opportunity Society Is Fiscal Policy Failing the Middle Class? Ron Haskins & Isabel Sawhill Child Protection Antonio Estache & Danny Leipziger, eds. “Presents a bold and thoughtful vision of how Using Research to Improve Policy “Estache and Leipziger take a bold and important to change American economic and social policy step in identifying the rising middle class and its to promote a more productive and less unequal and Practice voice in domestic and international policy as society. . . . A major contribution to the policy debate.” Ron Haskins, Fred Wulczyn & central to the solution.”—A. Michael Spence, —James J. Heckman, Nobel laureate, University Mary Bruce Webb, eds. Nobel laureate in Economics of Chicago 2007 / 268 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-3513-7 $24.95 2009 / 199 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0284-9 $28.95 2009 / 347 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0322-8 $28.95 (cloth ed. avail.) Drawing the Line Using Taxes to Reform Health b r o o k i n g s A LL-t i m e b e s t s e LL e r Public and Private in America Insurance Pitfalls and Promises Equality and Efficiency Andrew Stark Henry J. Aaron & Leonard E. Burman, eds. The Big Tradeoff See page 3. 2010 / 240 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0333-4 $28.95 “Provides an excellent, timely overview of the Arthur M. Okun problem and how tax restructuring could yield 1975 / 124 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-6475-5 $16.95 improved performance from the health care system.” Health Policy Developments 13 —Choice Focus on: Health Policy in Times of Crisis, Copublished with the Urban Institute Lessons of the Financial Crisis Competition and Regulation, Evaluation 2008 / 282 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0125-5 $28.95 Benn Steil in Health Care A Council on Foreign Relations Special Report Ray Moynihan, Kerstin Blum, Reinhard Busse & Sophia Schlette, eds. Work over Welfare 2009 / 52 pp. / paper 978-0-87609-432-7 $10.00 The Inside Story of the 1996 Welfare A Bertelsmann Stiftung Book Reform Law 2010 / 168 pp. / paper 978-3-86793-059-8 $28.00 Path to Prosperity Ron Haskins Hamilton Project Ideas on Income Security, “An engaging primer on the complicated and Education, and Taxes arcane legislative process. . . . A remarkably Jason Furman & Jason E. Bordoff, eds. entertaining treatment.”—National Review 2008 / 402 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-3013-2 $26.95 2007 / 450 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-3515-1 $24.95 (cloth ed. avail.)

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n ow i n pa p e r b ac k N ow in paperback Climate Change and Forests Keeping the Lights On Emerging Policy and Market Towards Sustainable Electricity Opportunities Walt Patterson Charlotte Streck, Robert O’Sullivan, Toby “Combining extraordinary historical insight with Janson-Smith & Richard Tarasofsky, eds. the sharpest analysis of where we are now, “A timely summary of emerging policy and Walt Patterson carves out the most applied opportunities related to forestry-based carbon and practical of ‘road maps’ as to where we markets.”—Choice need to go if we are to deliver a genuinely A Chatham House book sustainable electricity system for the future.” 2010 / 350 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0427-0 $39.95 —Jonathon Porritt CBE, UK Sustainable Development Commission A Chatham House / Earthscan Book

N e w 2009 / 170 pp. paper / 978-1-84407-798-4 $25.95 Fast Forward Ethics and Politics in the Age of N e w Global Warming Last Exit William Antholis & Strobe Talbott Privatization and Deregulation of the “A very rare book about global warming— U.S. Transportation System both sophisticated historically and politically, Clifford Winston but also actually engaging! . . . Succinct and “Winston offers a blueprint for increasing the sweeping in scope, despite its brevity.” role of the private sector in providing U.S. —William K. Reilly, former administrator, transportation infrastructure. He makes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency case that public sector exit can improve eco- A Brookings FOCUS Book nomic efficiency, speed technological advance, 2010 /144 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-0469-0 $22.95 and help solve current fiscal pressures.” —Betsy Bailey, University of Pennsylvania Global Energy Governance 2010 / 188 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0473-7 $24.95 The New Rules of the Game Andreas Goldthau & Jan Martin Witte, eds. Forthcoming “A far-ranging and sober look at the chal- The Metropolitan Moment lenges facing the world energy system. . . . Bruce Katz & Jennifer Bradley Their focus on the need for new international The authors discuss how states can help build the foundation of the institutions is particularly welcome.” new economy by adequately supporting their metropolitan economic —David G. Victor, University of California– engines. They also explain the federal government’s role in this trans- San Diego formation—what it can do to help, and what it should not do. Copublished with the Global Public Policy Institute A Brookings FOCUS book 2010 / 372 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0343-3 $39.95 July / 160 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-2151-2 $24.95

N e w N e w Greenhouse Governance Resilience and Opportunity Addressing Climate Change Lessons from the U.S. Gulf Coast after Katrina and Rita in America Roland V. Anglin, Amy Liu, Richard J. Mizelle Jr., & Barry G. Rabe, ed. Allison Plyer, eds. “This timely volume brings together prominent The contributors examine the important ingredients in post-disaster experts to examine policy experience to date, recovery, with an eye toward how to rebuild communities that are both within the United States and beyond its more resilient and prosperous in the face of multiple disasters. borders. The result is invaluable insight into cli- 2011 / 220 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-2149-9 $22.95 mate governance that works, as well as pitfalls to be avoided by U.S. policymakers.” —Kathryn Harrison, University of British Columbia 2010 / 382 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0331-0 $34.95

7 metropoLITAN & URBAN AFFAIRS Retooling for Growth Energy Security Building a 21st Century Economy in Economics, Politics, Strategies, and N ow in paperback America’s Older Industrial Areas Implications Boomburbs Richard M. McGahey & Jennifer S. Vey, eds. Carlos Pascual & Jonathan Elkind, eds. The Rise of America’s Accidental Cities Introduction by Kenneth Lewis & Edward Rendell 2009 / 267 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-6919-4 $22.95 Copublished with the American Assembly Robert E. Lang & Jennifer LeFurgy 2008 / 437 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-5556-2 $39.95 N e w “An excellent adventure through the evolution of these places.”—Journal of the American The Future of International Planning Association Twenty-First-Century Gateways Environmental Law Immigrant Incorporation in 2009 / 212 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0303-7 $22.95 David Leary & Balakrishna Pisupati, eds. Includes photos Suburban America A United Nations University Press Book Audrey Singer, Susan W. Hardwick & 2010 / 340 pp. / paper 978-92-808-1192-6 $36.00 Caroline B. Brettell, eds. Brookings-Wharton Papers on Foreword by Henry Cisneros Urban Affairs 2009 Global Warming 2008 / 330 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-7927-8 $28.95 Looking Beyond Kyoto Gary Burtless & Janet Rothenberg Pack, eds. (cloth ed. avail.) Ernesto Zedillo, ed. Topics include the rise and fall of subprime Includes 30 maps adjustable rate mortgages, migrating to economic Copublished with the Yale Center for the density, and the structure of European cities. Study of Globalization 2008 / 237 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9715-9 $28.95 2009 / 216 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0300-6 $36.00 Urban and Regional Policy and Its Effects (cloth ed. avail.) The goal of this series is to inform policymakers From Despair to Hope OECD Environmental Outlook HOPE VI and the New Promise of Public about key social and economic problems facing cities, suburbs, and metropolitan areas. to 2030 Housing in America’s Cities An OECD Book N e w Henry G. Cisneros & Lora Engdahl, eds. 2008 / 461 pp. / paper 978-92-64-04048-9 $117.00 Documents the evolution of the ambitious urban Volume 3 development initiative HOPE VI, which has Nancy Pindus, Howard Wial & N e w transformed the landscape in Atlanta, Baltimore, Harold Wolman, eds. Louisville, Seattle, and other cities. The “Shale Gas Revolution” See page 2. 2009 / 334 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-1425-5 $29.95 Hype and Reality Includes charts, maps, and color photos 2011 / 261 pp. / paper, 978-0-8157-0406-5 $29.95 Paul Stevens A Chatham House Report Volume 1 Green Cities 2010 / 44 pp. / paper 978-1-86203-239-2 $15.00 Margery Austin Turner, Howard Wial & Urban Growth and the Environment Harold Wolman, eds. Forthcoming Matthew E. Kahn 2008 / 257 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-8601-6 $29.95 2006 / 160 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-4815-1 $19.95 Taxation, Innovation and the (cloth ed. avail.) Volume 2 Environment An OECD Book Nancy Pindus, Howard Wial & Redefining Urban and Suburban Harold Wolman, eds. March / 252 pp. / paper 978-92-64-08762-0 $63.00 America 2009 / 267 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0297-9 $29.95 Evidence from Census 2000, Volume 3 transportation Alan Berube, Bruce Katz & Robert E. Lang, eds. 2006 / 275 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0883-4 $26.95 (cloth ed. avail.) energY & ENVIRONMENT Aviation Infrastructure Performance Volumes 1 and 2 available at www.brookings.edu/press A Study in Comparative Political Economy Acting in Time on Energy Policy Clifford Winston & Ginés de Rus, eds. 2008 / 237 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-9395-3 $24.95 Forthcoming Kelly Sims Gallagher, ed. (cloth ed. avail.) Regaining the Dream Foreword by David T. Ellwood 2009 / 188 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-0293-1 $26.95 How to Renew the Promise of Taking the High Road Homeownership for America’s N e w A Metropolitan Agenda for Working Families Transportation Reform Cities and Climate Change Roberto G. Quercia, Allison Freeman, & Bruce Katz & Robert Puentes, eds. An OECD Book Janneke Ratcliffe 2005 / 331 pp. / paper 978-0-8157-4827-4 $24.95 The authors contend that there is a way to 2011 / 291 pp. / paper 978-92-64-06366-2 $82.00 strengthen the financial system while simulta- Forthcoming neously promoting an equitable, sustainable Climatic Cataclysm American homeownership policy. The Foreign Policy and National Security Transcontinental Infrastructure May / 125 pp. / paper / 978-0-8157-2172-7 $19.95 Implications of Climate Change Needs to 2030/2050 Kurt M. Campbell, ed. An OECD Book 2008 / 237 pp. / cloth 978-0-8157-1332-6 $29.95 March / 150 pp. / paper 978-92-64-09521-2 $40.00

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12 INDEX

Aaron, H.J., 6 Derviş, K., 12 Hubbard, S., 4 Munnell, A.H., 5 Schwarz, B., 6 Acting in Time on Energy Policy, 8 Desai, R.M., 11 Huddleston, V., 1, 9 Search for Social Entrepreneurship, 4 Adapt, Fragment, Transform, 11 Diasporas, 10 National Pastime, 4 Self-Enforcing Trade, 11 After the Crash, 1, 4 Digital Medicine, 3 Impact of Health Insurance . . ., 9 Naudé, W., 11 Shale Gas Revolution, 8 Aging Asia, 12 Doing Well by Doing Good, 4 International Journal of Labour New Brazil, 9 Shapiro, M., 4 Aging Gracefully, 6 Dragon in the Tropics, 12 Research, 10 New Invisible College, 4 Shaw, R.P., 9 America’s Challenge, 12 Drawing the Line, 3, 6 Into EurAsia, 11 Newland, K., 10 Shaw, W., 10 Angang, H., 1, 9 Driffill, J., 10 Is the Market Moral? 4 Nickerson, J., 1, 3 Show Me the Money, 10 Anglin, R.V., 2, 7 Duderstadt, J.J., 11 Itoh, S., 4 Nugée, J., 12 Singer, A., 8 Antholis, W., 7 Due Dilligence, 10 Iwry, J. M., 6 Song, L., 12 Antidote, 6 O’Hanlon, M.E., 6 Sorkin, I., 11 Antitrust Policy and Vertical East Moves West, 9 Jansen, M., 10 O’Sullivan, R., 7 Space Economy at a Glance, 4 Restraints, 4 Easterly, W., 2, 9 Janson-Smith, T., 7 OECD Economic Surveys, 4 Stark, A., 3, 6 Asia and Policymaking for the Ebinger, C.K., 12 Jisi, W., 12 OECD Environmental Outlook to Starting Over, 12 , 12 Global Economy Economía, 9 John, D.C., 6 2030, 8 Steil, B., 6 , 6 Automatic Eggleston, K., 12 Jones, A., 10 OECD Factbook, 11 Stern, G.H., 3, 6 Aviation Infrastructure Elkind, J., 8 Juggernaut, 10 OECD Information Technology Stevens, P., 8 Performance, 8 Elliot, D.J., 2, 4 Jung, W., 9 Outlook, 4 Streck, C., 7 Ellwood, D.T., 8 OECD Science, Technology, and Stuck in the Middle, 6 Baily, M.N., 4 Kahn, M.E., 8 Industry Outlook, 4 Subacchi, P., 10, 12 Baumol, W.J., 4 Emerging Africa, 10 Katz, B., 7, 8 Oi, J.C., 11, 12 Swaine, M., 12 Belfield, C.R., 6 Emerging Markets, 1, 10 Kawai, M., 10, 12 Oil Titans, 12 Szymanksi, 4 Belsky, E.S., 2, 3, 6 Emerson, M., 11 Kazakhstan, 11 Okun, A.M., 6 Benjamin, D., 9 Emmott, B., 10 Keeley, B., 11 Olcott, M.B., 11 Taking the High Road, 8 Benjamin-Alvarado, J., 1, 12 Energy and Security in South Asia, 12 Keeping the Lights On, 7 Ordinary Families, Extraordinary Talbott, S., 7 Berube, A., 8 Energy Security, 8 Kemp, G., 9 Lives, 12 Talent, Competitiveness, and Beyond the Dollar, 10 Engdahl, L., 8 Kharas, H., 1, 9, 10 Orszag, P.R., 6 Migration, 11 Blank, R.M., 4 Equality and Efficiency, 6 Kim, B., 11 Overcoming Too-Big-To-Fail, 11 Tanaka, N., 10 Blanque, P., 11 Escobar, M., 9 Kim, E.M., 11 Tarasofsky, R., 7 Bloche, M.G., 6 Estache, A., 6 Klein, R.W., 4 Pacific Nation, 12 Targeting in Social Programs, 5 Blum, K., 6 EU Budget, 11 Klemens, B., 4 Pack, J.R., 8 Tax Policy Reform . . ., 11 Boomburbs, 8 , 12 Europe 20/20, 11 Kling, J.R., 2, 6 Paradox and Perception Taxation, Innovation, and the Boosting Paychecks, 5 Pascual, C., 8, 9, 10 , 8 Europe 2030, 9 Kokubun, R., 12 Environment Bordoff, J.E., 6 Thakur, R., 10 Extending Social Security to All, 10 Kose, M.A., 1, 10 Path to Prosperity, 6 Borrowing to Live, 6 Kuroda, H., 12 Patterson, W., 7 Thompson, A., 12 Borthwick, M., 12 Thornton, J.L., 1, 9 Fast Forward, 7 Paz, G., 12 Bown, C.P., 11 Too Big to Fail, 3, 6 Feldman, R.J., 3, 6 Lambrew, J.M., 6 Penfold, M., 12 Bradford, C.I., 10 Toward an Evolutionary Regime . . ., 4 Fengler, W., 1, 10 Landy, M.K., 4 Perspectives on Global Bradley, J., 7 Development, 11 Trade and Employment in the Financial Gatekeepers, 4 Lang, R.E., 8 Brain Gain, 1, 5 Pindus, N., 2, 8 Global Crisis, 10 Financial Market Regulation and Last Exit, 1, 7 Brainard, L., 10, 11, 12 , 11 Transatlantic Economy 2011, 11 Reforms . . ., 10 Leading Change in a Web 2.1 Pipeline Politics Brazil as an Economic Superpower? 12 Transatlantic 20/20, 11 Fishlow, A., 12 World, 1, 3 Pisupati, B., 8 Brettell, C.B., 8 Learning to Salsa, 9 Plug-in Electric Vehicles, 3 Transcontinental Infrastructure Fixing Haiti, 12 Needs to 2030 / 2050, 8 Brookings Papers on Economic Leary, D., 8 Plyer, A., 2, 7 Activity, 5 Freeman, A., 8 Tuljapurkar, S., 12 LeFurgy, J.B., 8 Policy and Choice, 2, 6 Brookings Trade Forum, 11 From Crisis to Recovery, 11 Turner, K.D., 10 Leipziger, D., 6 Pooling Money, 4 Brookings-Wharton Papers, 8 From Despair to Hope, 8 Turner, M.A., 8 Lessons of the Financial Crisis, 6 Prasad, E.S., 1, 10 Budgeting for Hard Power, 6 Fuchita, Y., 1, 3, 4, 10 Twenty-First Century Gateways, 8 Levin, H.M., 6 Price We Pay, 6 Burman, L.E., 6 Fukuyama, F., 4 Levin, M.A., 4 Prudent Lending Restored, 3, 5 Burtless, G., 8 Furman, J., 6 Uncle Sam in Pinstripes, 2, 4 Levine, P.B., 2, 5 Puentes, R., 8 Busse, R., 6 Future Global Shocks, 11 University Research for Innovation, 11 Lewis, K., 8 Pursuit of Happiness, 2, 11 Future of International Urban and Regional Policy and Its , 8 Li, C., 1, 9, 12 Purvis, N., 10 Campbell, K., 8 Environmental Law Effects, 2, 8 Future of Insurance Regulation in Light, P.C., 4 Can Russia Compete? 11 Using Taxes to Reform Health the U.S., 4 Lim, W., 10 Quercia, R.G., 8 Can We Say No? 6 Insurance, 6 Litan, R.E., 1, 3, 4, 10 Quinlan, J.P., 11 Carmassi, J., 11 Gale, W.G., 6 Liu, A., 2, 7 Catalyzing Development, 9 Vey, J.S., 8 Gallagher, K.S., 8 Lives in the Balance, 10 Rabe, B.G., 7 Child Protection, 6 Vogel, D., 4 Geneva Reports, 11 Lombardi, D., 12 Radelet, S., 10 China in 2020, 1, 9 Volcker, P.A., 6, 10 Getting the Triangle Straight, 12 López-Calva, L.F., 12 Ratcliffe, J., 8 China into Africa, 12 Von Uexkull, E., 10 Gitterman, D.P., 5 Lora, E., 12 Reconsidering Retirement, 2, 5 China’s Dilemma, 12 Vulnerability in Developing Global Development 2.0, 10 Redefining Urban and Suburban , 11 Chollet, D., 10 Love, P., 11 Countries Global Economic Crisis, 10 America, 8 Cipriani, G., 11 Lustig, N., 12 Global Energy Governance, 7 Reforming Medicare, 6 Wagner, C.S., 4 Cisneros, H., 8 Global Leadership in Transition, 10 Regaining the Dream, 8 Walker, L., 6 Cities and Climate Change, 8 Making Migration a Development Global Warming, 8 Factor, 10 Rendell, E., 8 Webb, M.B., 6 Claessens, S., 11 Going Private in China, 12 Makino, K., 9 Resilience and Opportunity, 2, 7 Weber, L.E., 11 Climate Change and Forests, 7 Goldberg, I., 11 Managing the Crisis, 10 Retooling for Growth, 8 West, D.M., 1, 3, 5 Climate Change and Global Retsinas, N.P., 2, 3, 6 Poverty, 10 Goldthau, A. 7 Mankoff, J., 11 What Works in Development? 2, 9 Ribadu, N., 10 Climate Change, Trade, and Government Failure vs. Market Marcel, V., 12 Who Has the Cure? 6 Competitiveness, 11 Failure, 4 Market for Virtue, 4 Rice, S.E., 10 Wial, H., 2, 8 Climatic Cataclysm, 8 Grace, M.F., 4 Martinez-Diaz, L., 12 Rigobon, R., 9 Winston, C., 1, 4, 7, 8 Cohen, J., 2, 9 Graff, C., 10 Math You Can’t Use, 4 Rise of Bilateralism, 11 Witte, J.M., 7 Coile, C.C., 2, 5 Graham, C., 2, 5, 11 May the Best Team Win, 4 Roberts, J., 11 Wolfers, J., 5 Confronting Poverty, 10 Graham, C.L., 12 McCarthy, C., 10 Robyn, D., 4 Wolman, H., 2, 8 Congdon, W.J., 2, 6 Green Cities, 8 McGahey, R.M., 8 Roett, R., 9, 12 Woo, W.T., 12 Corrales, J., 12 Greenhouse Governance, 7 McGillivray, M., 11 Romer, D., 4 Woolcock, S., 11 Corrigan, G.E., 10 Griffin, C.C., 9, 10 McGurn, W., 4 Roodman, D., 10 Work over Welfare, 6 Costas, B., 4 Growing Old, 3, 10 Meltzer, L.A., 6 Rotberg, R.I., 12 Working Longer, 5 Cox, M., 6 Growing Pains, 12 Mesa-Lago, C., 12 Rozelle, S., 12 World Crisis Effects on Social Creating an Opportunity Society, 6 Gulf Region, 12 Metropolitan Moment, 7 Russian Economic Crisis, 11 Security . . ., 12 Creating Competitive Markets, 4 Miller, E.A., 3 World of Work Report, 10 Cuba’s Energy Future, 12 Hahn, R.W., 4 Mitchell, J.V., 12 Safer World Financial System, 11 Wulczyn, F., 6 Curtis, G., 12 Hamilton, D.S., 11 Mizelle, R.J., 2, 7 Sandalow, D.B., 3 Hardwick, S.W., 8 Money, Asset Prices, and Memory, 11 Santos-Paulino, A.U., 11 Yamamoto, T., 12 Dark Side of Globalization, 10 Haskins, R., 6 Moser, C.O.N., 12 Sass, S.A., 5 de Rus, G., 8 Health Policy Developments, 6 Moving Forward, 2, 3 Sawhill, I., 6 Zeckhauser, R.J., 5 Declining Inequality in Latin Heine, J., 10, 12 Moving Money, 4 Schlette, S., 6 Zedillo, E., 8 America? 12 Herring, R.J., 1, 3, 4, 10, 11 Moynihan, R., 46 Schoenmaker, D., 11 Zhou, X., 12 Delivering Aid Differently, 1, 10 Heydon, K., 11 Mullainathan, S., 2, 6 Schuck, P.H., 5 Zimbalist, A., 4

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Business & Economics 2011

FEATURING OUR LATEST BOOKS ON BUSINESS TRENDS AND PRACTICES, TRADE POLICY, AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT

You’ll also find the latest books on economics from Bertelsmann Stiftung, Carnegie CONTENTS Endowment for International Peace, Center for Global Development, Center for New & Notable...... 1 Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University – SAIS, Centre for Economic Policy Business...... 3 Science & Technology...... 4 Research, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Century Foundation, Chatham Regulation...... 4 House (RIIA), Council on Foreign Relations Press, Economica, Institute for the Study General & U.S. Economics...... 5 of the Americas, International Labor Office, Japan Center for International Exchange, Economic Social Policy...... 6 Migration Policy Institute, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Metropolitan & Urban Affairs...... 8 (OECD), Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC), Trilateral Commission, Energy & Environment...... 8 and United Nations University Press. Transportation...... 8 International Economics & Development...... 9 For a full description of the books listed Trade...... 11 in this catalog, visit Brookings online at Europe / Russia...... 11 Asia / Africa / Middle East...... 11 www.brookings.edu/press Latin America / Caribbean...... 12 Index...... 13 Order Form...... 14

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