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Rolf TRAEGER
Curriculum Vitae – February 2016
Birth:
19 February 1965 in São Paulo, Brazil
Nationalities: Brazilian, German
Gender:
Male
EDUCATION
2008-2013
2000-2001
1996-2000
1983-1987
1983-1987
1985
Doctorate (PhD) in International Relations with Specialization in International
Economics, Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies,
Geneva, Switzerland
Master of Science in Economics (MSE), University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Brevet ès Lettres in Philosophy, University of Geneva, Switzerland
BA in Economics and Public Affairs, Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV), São Paulo,
Brazil
BA in Law with specialization in international law, Faculty of Law, University of
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Several specialized courses taken at the Faculty of Economics, University of São
Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1. Professional activities at the United Nations
May 2014 – present: Chief of the Least Developed Countries Section at the Research and Policy
Analysis Branch of the Division for Africa, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes
(ALDC) of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva,
Switzerland:
 Managed and coordinated the conceptual design, planning, researching, writing,
publishing and disseminating of The Least Developed Countries Report series from 2014
to present;
 Designed, managed and coordinated training and capacity-building activities in the
fields of development policymaking, structural transformation, rural development,
migration, diaspora, based on the research work undertaken by the LDC Section.
Delivered personally, especially in least developed countries, several of these activities,
targeted at academics, researchers, policymakers, CSO officials, staff of international
organizations;
 Coordinated and implemented policy advice and technical cooperation activities to the
benefit of least developed country officials in Africa and Asia;
 Participated in UNCTAD’s contribution to intergovernmental processes, including the
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formulation of the Sustainable Development Goals; the planning, writing and launching
of the Global Sustainable Development Report series; organizing and participating in
international high-level intergovernmental meetings;
supervised the work of economists, research assistants, statisticians and administrative
support staff;
managed the Least Developed Countries Section in all substantive and administrative
issues.
July 2006 – April 2014: Economic Affairs Officer at the Research and Policy Analysis Branch of
the Division for Africa, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) of the
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva, Switzerland:
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wrote several chapters of The Least Developed Countries Report (LDCR) series from
2007 to 2013, dealing with South-South economic relations, trade policy, trade analysis,
globalization, official development assistance, technological capabilities, technology
diffusion, international migration, poverty, foreign direct investment, policies for
employment creation, technology and business flows created by diasporas;
formulated policy recommendations on the issues treated in LDCR from 2007 to 2013;
undertook technical cooperation and capacity-building activities in developing countries
in the fields of development strategies, development policy, trade policy, technology,
foreign direct investment, macroeconomic policy;
participated in intergovernmental processes and negotiations in the fields of
development strategies, trade policy, globalization;
coordinated the launching of LDCRs from 2007 to 2013 and undertook activities of
dissemination of the publication, including writing articles, making presentations to
media, academia, policymakers and civil society organizations, and releasing interviews
to different press media;
supervised the work of junior economists, research assistants, statisticians and
administrative support staff;
supervised the process of obtaining inputs from consultants, including identifying them,
discussing with them the work to be done, providing comments and suggestions on
different drafts, evaluating their work done by consultants;
wrote articles, speeches, speaking notes and short analytical papers and prepared
presentations for senior staff of UNCTAD on international trade, ODA, aid for trade;
economic and social vulnerability of countries, development of productive capacities,
brain drain, South-South economic relations, etc.
April – June 2006: Economic Affairs Officer at the Economic Cooperation and Integration
Division (ECID) of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in Geneva, Switzerland.
Main achievements:
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co-authored the first analytical document produced by the newly-established Division
Competitiveness and Innovation;
contributed to the preparation of the work programme of the newly established
Division (ECID).
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January 1999-February 2004 and November 2004–March 2006: Economic Affairs Officer at the
Economic Analysis Division (Macroeconomics and Structural Studies Section) of the United
Nations Economic Commission for Europe in Geneva, Switzerland:
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wrote analyses of current macroeconomic developments in market economy countries
of Western Europe (with particular emphasis on output and demand, costs and prices
and labour markets issues) for the Economic Survey of Europe, several issues from 1999
to 2005, for the World Economic Situation and Prospects (UNDESA) and for ECOSOC
documents;
wrote analyses of current economic developments in international trade and payments,
in Japan and in emerging market countries and in international commodity markets for
the Economic Survey of Europe, several issues from 1999 to 2005, and for ECOSOC
documents;
wrote special studies on the balance of payments of the United States in the 1990s,
economic growth in Western Europe in the 1990s, and the macroeconomic impact of
the ICT industry, published in the Economic Survey of Europe;
prepared short analytical papers, briefing notes and speaking points for the UN
Secretary General and the UNECE Executive Secretary on macroeconomic and structural
issues of relevance to the economies of Europe and North America;
contributed to the work of the UNECE Information Society Team (as the Division's
ICT/WSIS Focal Point), particularly in terms of the World Summit on the Information
Society and ICT for Development processes, by preparing background papers and
strategy and policy documents; writing project proposals; planning, organizing and
servicing international, intergovernmental and interagency meetings related to the
information society.
March 2004-October 2004: Economic Affairs Officer at the Industrial Restructuring, Energy and
Enterprise Development Division (Industrial Restructuring and Enterprise Development Section)
of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) in Geneva, Switzerland. Main
achievements:
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wrote a study on the readiness of countries of eastern Europe and the CIS to the
knowledge-based economy for UNECE’s Towards a Knowledge-Based Economy series;
organized an international Seminar on the role of governments and international
outsourcing in Internet enterprise development, attended by officials from countries,
international organizations and ICT industry representatives;
re-launched the work of the Teams of Specialists on Internet Enterprise Development
(TSIED), by establishing the Bureau of the TSIED; formulating and implementing the
work plan of the Team; publicizing the work of the Team and building relevant
networks.
October 1996-December 1998: Economic Affairs Officer at the Division on International Trade
in Goods and Services (New and Emerging Issues Section) of the United Nations Conference on
Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva, Switzerland. Main achievements:
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organized UNCTAD’s Expert Meeting on Tourism-Related Services (8-10 June 1998), by
coordinating the preparation of the UNCTAD secretariat document International trade
in tourism-related services: issues and options for developing countries (1998) and by
interacting with key players in other international organizations and private sector
institutions and contacting country experts and governments;
contributed to the preparation of the UNCTAD documents Scope for expanding exports
of developing countries in specific service sectors through all GATS modes of supply
(1998) and Ways and means for improving the opportunities for the expansion of
exports of goods and services from developing countries (1997);
organized the cooperation among international institutions involved in training on
international commercial diplomacy and trade policy by identifying complementarities
and areas of common work. This included convening a seminar in Turin, Italy (18-19
June 1998) and at the United Nations Partners for Development event (Lyon, France, 912 November 1998);
coordinated and supervised the translation of the modules of the Course on
International Commercial Diplomacy from English and/or French into Portuguese;
participated in the UNCTAD training of trainers seminar Politique et diplomatie du
commerce international (Geneva, 7 - 25 April 1997);
gave lectures on New and emerging issues on the international trade agenda in English
and Spanish, as part of WTO Trade Policy Courses (1997-1998);
followed the work and discussions of several World Trade Organization bodies, notably
the General Council and the Trade Policy Review Body (1996-1998).
July 1991-September 1996: Economic Affairs Officer at the Commodities Division (Minerals and
Metals Branch: July 1991 - December 1994 and Trade-related Issues Section: January 1995 September 1996):
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wrote two studies analyzing the world copper industry, market and international trade:
The Uruguay Round and the world copper market (1996) and A review of major
developments in the world copper market and industry from 1980 to 1992 and future
prospects (1994);
wrote a study analyzing the world nickel industry, market structure and international
trade: The world nickel market and international trade: Recent developments and
outlook in the light of the outcome of the Uruguay Round (1996);
wrote a study on the international iron and steel market in 1995 and early 1996: Review
of the current situation and outlook for iron ore - 1996 (1996) and two articles on
related subjects, published in Metals & Minerals Annual Review 1996 and Metals &
Minerals Annual Review 1995;
coordinated the collection and publication of updated statistics on iron ore, ferrous
metallics and steel, issued as Iron ore statistics - 1988-1995 (1996);
participated in the negotiations to establish the International Copper Study Group and
represented UNCTAD at several meetings of the Group (1991-1995);
liaised with and gave consultations to media, industry, country missions and capitals on
areas related to ongoing work.
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2. Professional experience before joining the United Nations
March 1986-June 1991: Associate Researcher at the Brazilian Centre for Analysis and Planning
(CEBRAP) in São Paulo, Brazil. Main achievements:
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undertook a research on the Brazilian foreign indebtedness in the 1970s and 1980s and
on Brazilian and international policies for foreign debt during that period, issued as A
dívida externa: evolução e políticas de 1970 a 1990 [Foreign debt: developments and
policies from 1970 to 1990];
wrote analyses on current main trends in the international economy for Boletim de
análise de conjuntura econômica [Bulletin of economic analysis], nos. 6 to 26 (19861990);
established a data-base on the main indicators for the analysis of the international
economy.
March 1984-December 1986: Research Assistant in the following research projects undertaken
within the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in São Paulo, Brazil:
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The performance of Brazilian state-owned companies from 1973 to 1983;
Analysis and follow-up of current macroeconomic developments in Brazil;
New forms of participatory government at the local level;
A profile of the cultural traits of the Minas Gerais state;
Leisure and culture consumption by social classes in the city of São Paulo.
TEACHING
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September-December 2015: The development challenges of contemporary Africa –
Undergraduate course at Sciences Po / Institut d’Études Politique Lyon (France),
o Taught the course and performed teaching-related duties, such as developing
teaching materials, advising students, preparing and giving examinations, and
grading examinations
December 2015: UNCTAD Regional Workshop on Structural Transformation and Trade
in Services in African LDCs – Course for 20 West and Central African officials from
government, academia and civil society (Cotonou, Benin)
November 2015: Trade, financial flows, macroeconomic policies and development in a
globalizing economy – Module 1 of the 33st Regional Course on Key Issues on the
International Economic Agenda, organized by UNCTAD and the Ministry of International
Trade of Singapore for Asian officials (Singapore)
November 2015: Harnessing Remittances and Diasporas for Development policies –
Course of the Master in International Cooperation and Development (MICD) of the MidWestern University of Nepal (Kathmandu, Nepal)
February 2015: Trade, financial flows, macroeconomic policies and development in a
globalizing economy – Module 1 of the 31st Regional Course on Key Issues on the
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International Economic Agenda, organized by UNCTAD and the University of Mauritius
for African officials (Ébène, Mauritius)
June 2015: Economic reconstruction in post-conflict countries – part of the course
Conflicts and international interventions (International Summer School), organized by
Sciences Po Bordeaux and Institute for Advanced International Studies – Université
Laval (Quebec) (Bordeaux, France)
February 2015: Trade, financial flows, macroeconomic policies and development in a
globalizing economy – Module of the 31st Regional Course on Key Issues on the
International Economic Agenda, organized by UNCTAD and the University of Mauritius
for African officials (Ébène, Mauritius)
October-November 2014: Post-2015 development policies – Course of the Master in
International Cooperation and Development (MICD) of the Mid-Western University of
Nepal (Kathmandu, Nepal)
September-December 2014: The development challenges of contemporary Africa –
Undergraduate course at Sciences Po / Institut d’Études Politique Lyon (France),
o Taught the course and performed teaching-related duties, such as developing
teaching materials, advising students, preparing and giving examinations and
grading examinations
July 2013: Trade, financial flows, macroeconomic policies and development in a
globalizing economy – Module 1 of the 27st Regional Course on Key Issues on the
International Economic Agenda, organized by UNCTAD and the University of Mauritius
for African officials (Réduit, Mauritius)
April–May 2013: Productive capacities, economic growth and poverty reduction – The
example of Angola – Course for 70 Angolan officials from government, civil society and
business associations, as well as international organizations (Luanda, Angola)
April 2011: Productive capacities, economic growth and poverty reduction in African
LDCs – Towards the LDC IV Conference – Course organized by UNCTAD for African LDC
officials (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
March 2011: FDI in the tourism industry – part of the Master's course in Tourism at the
University of Paris I (Sorbonne) (Paris, France)
November 2009: Productive capacities, economic growth and poverty reduction – The
example of Angola – Course for Angolan officials from government, civil society and
business associations, as well as international organizations (Luanda, Angola)
October 2009: Development governance – part of the undergraduate course
Development economics at the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of
Lausanne (Lausanne. Switzerland)
October 2008: Productive capacities, economic growth and poverty reduction in Asian
LDCs – Course organized by UNCTAD for Asian LDC officials (Phnom Penh, Cambodia)
February 2008: Productive capacities, economic growth and poverty reduction in
African LDCs and Haiti – Course organized by UNCTAD for Asian LDC and Haitian officials
(Dakar, Senegal)
May 2006: Economic cooperation in Europe – part of the undergraduate course
International Economics of the School of Economics and Statistics of the University
of Milan Bicocca (Milan, Italy)
June 1998: International trade in services – part of the undergraduate course Regional
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Economic Development of the Department of Economics and Management of the
University of Azores (Ponta Delgada, Portugal)
March 1984-December 1986: Teaching assistant in the courses of Economic Theory and
Introduction to Economics at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (São Paulo, Brazil)
OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
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Coordinated students of the Applied Research Seminar programme of the Graduate
Institute on International and Development Studies (GIIDS, Geneva, Switzerland) in the
preparation of studies on:
o Infrastructure in LDCs: More than minding the gap (April–December 2015);
o Agricultural productivity in least developed countries, (May–December 2014);
o The Service Sector in Least Developed Countries (LDCs): Trends and Outlook
(June–December 2013)
Supervised a research project by a researcher of the University of Yaoundé II
(Cameroon), titled The factors of industrialization in Africa (April–June 2011);
Supervised the formulation of a PhD proposal of a researcher of the University of Darel-Salam (Tanzania), titled How the mining sector can contribute to sustainable
development in LDCs: The case of Tanzania (June– October 2010)
Supervised the formulation of a PhD proposal of a researcher of the University of Darel-Salam (Tanzania), titled Trade policy in the East African Community and its impact on
the region’s development (May-July 2009).
LANGUAGES
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English – Full working capacity. Has obtained the United Nations Proficiency Certificate
French – Full working capacity. Has obtained the United Nations Proficiency Certificate
Spanish – Full working capacity. Has obtained the United Nations Proficiency Certificate
Italian – Full working capacity. Has obtained the Diploma della Società Nazionale “Dante
Alighieri” (Rome, Italy)
German – Working capacity. Has obtained the Zentrale Mittelstufe Prüfung (Goethe
Institut, Germany)
Russian – Basic knowledge
Japanese – Elementary knowledge
Portuguese – Mother tongue
OTHER SKILLS
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Software: Windows Office suite, E-Views, Stata, Beyond 2020, Lotus Notes;
Databases: acquaintance with databases of the United Nations (e.g. trade, industrial,
employment, nation accounts, social statistics), UNIDO, UNDP, ILO, UNICEF, Eurostat,
IMF, World Bank, OECD and national statistical offices.
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PUBLICATIONS
1. Own-name publications
Globalisation and the international distribution of knowledge. PhD thesis. Graduate
Institute of International and Development Studies. Geneva, March 2013
[http://repository.graduateinstitute.ch/record/15583]
South-South knowledge and technology flows of the LDCs. Mimeo. Geneva, August 2011
Enhancing the developmental impact of the South-South economic relations of the LDCs.
Mimeo. Geneva, August 2010
Economic relations between LDCs and « emerging » economies: Recent trends and
patterns. Background document prepared for the Ad Hoc Expert Group Meeting on Key
Development Challenges Facing the LDCs. Geneva, February 2010.
"Knowledge, technological learning and innovation for development: The findings, arguments
and recommendations of UNCTAD's Least Developed Countries Report 2007" (with Charles
Gore and Zeljka Kozul-Wright), African Technology Development Forum Journal, 4(3): 24-30,
November 2007
[http://www.atdforum.org/IMG/pdf_ATDF_Journal_Volume_4_Issue_3_Competition.pdf].
"Wandering minds: Brain drain and the African private sector", UPsides, no.4, Nov. 2007: 16-24
[www.upsides.nl/Download/UPsides_4.pdf].
Understanding the Long-Term Growth Performance of the East European and the CIS Economies
(with Rumen Dobrinsky and Dieter Hesse), UNECE Discussion Paper, no. 9, March 2006
[www.unece.org/ead/misc/Dobrinsky_Hesse_Traeger.pdf].
“An account of geographic concentration patterns in Europe” (with Marius Brülhart), Regional
Science and Urban Economics, 35(6), November 2005: 597-624
This is an abridged version of the full paper, available as HWWA Discussion Paper 226, Hamburg
Institute of International Economics, May 2003
[www.hwwa.de/Publikationen/Discussion_Paper/2003/226.pdf]; and Research Paper 2003/11,
Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy, University of
Nottingham, May 2003
[www.nottingham.ac.uk/economics/leverhulme/research_papers/03_11.pdf].
“European integration and economy geography: Theory and empirics in the regional
convergence debate” (with Marius Brülhart), in P. de Gijsel and H. Schenk (eds.),
Multidisciplinary Economics. Dordrecht, Springer, 2005: 227-257.
“The agglomeration of economic activity in Western Europe, 1975-2000”, Cahiers de recherches
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économiques, Université de Lausanne, December 2001 (Master's thesis).
“Heinrich Rattner”, in Harald Hagemann und Claus-Dieter Krohn (eds.), Biographisches
Handbuch der deutschsprachigen wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Emigration nach 1933
(Biographical Guide to the Emigration of German-speaking economists after 1993). München,
Saur Verlag, 1999: 551-553.
“Priorities of training for international commercial diplomacy and trade policy for developing
countries”. Partners for development. Lyon, 1998: 187-189.
“Iron ore”, Metals & Minerals Annual Review 1997. London, 1997: 49-51.
“1995 - The peak year of the world iron ore market” (with Edna dos Santos), Skilling’s Mining
Review, 68(8), February 22, 1997: 4-10.
“Iron ore” (with Edna dos Santos), Metals & Minerals Annual Review 1996. London, 1996: 5052.
2. Institutional publications
Financing rural structural transformation in the least developed countries. UNCTAD Policy
Briefs, 46. Geneva. February 2016.
[http://unctad.org/en/PublicationsLibrary/presspb2016d2_en.pdf]
(editor and coordinator) UNCTAD, The Least Developed Countries Report 2015:
Transforming rural economies . New York and Geneva, 2015.
[http://www.unctad.org/ldcr]
(editor and coordinator) UNCTAD, The Least Developed Countries Report 2014: Growth with
structural transformation: A post-2015 development agenda. New York and Geneva, 2014.
[http://www.unctad.org/ldcr]
Policies for employment-intensive growth in the LDCs. In UNCTAD, Least Developed
Countries Report 2013: Growth with employment for inclusive and sustainable development:
131–168. New York and Geneva, 2014.
[http://www.unctad.org/ldcr]
New economic relationships between LDCs and other developing countries. In UNCTAD, Least
Developed Countries Report 2010: 132-144. New York and Geneva, 2010
[http://www.unctad.org/ldcr]
South-South economic relations involving LDCs. In UNCTAD, Least Developed Countries Report
2010: 240-255. New York and Geneva, 2010.
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[http://www.unctad.org/ldcr]
The case for increased aid to LDCs for agricultural development (TD/B/C.II/MEM.2/CRP.4),
December 2009
[http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/ciimem2crp4_en.pdf]
Tailoring industrial policies to LDCs. In UNCTAD, Least Developed Countries Report 2009: 141179. New York and Geneva, 2009
[http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/ldc2009_en.pdf]
South-South cooperation and regional integration: Where we stand and future directions
(TD/B/C.II/MEM.2/2)
[http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/ciimem2d2_en.pdf]
Trends in poverty and progress towards the MDGs. In UNCTAD, Least Developed Countries
Report 2008: 45-92. New York and Geneva, 2008
[http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/ldc2008_en.pdf]
Building technological capabilities through international market linkages. In UNCTAD, Least
Developed Countries Report 2007: 11-50. New York and Geneva, 2007
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/ldc2007ch1_en.pdf]
Addressing the international emigration of skilled persons. In UNCTAD, Least Developed
Countries Report 2007: 139-160. New York and Geneva, 2007.
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/ldc2007ch4_en.pdf]
UNECE, Competitiveness and Innovation (ECE/CECI/2006/3 and ECE/CECI/2006/3/Add.1), 2006
[www.unece.org/ceci/documents/2006/session1/ECE_CECI_2006_3.pdf and
www.unece.org/ceci/documents/2006/session1/ECE_CECI_2006_3add1.pdf].
UNECE, Economic Survey of Europe 1999 to 2005, Sections on output and demand, costs and
prices and labour markets of Western market economies and sections on international trade
and payments, emerging market economies and international commodity markets
[www.unece.org/ead/survey_new.htm].
The first ICT cycle. In UNECE, Economic Survey of Europe 2003 (no.1): 18-20. Geneva, 2003.
[http://www.unece.org/ead/pub/surv_031.htm].
Overview of growth patterns in industrialized countries in the 1990s: the role of demand
factors. In UNECE, Economic Survey of Europe 2002 (no.1): 42-49. Geneva, 2002.
[www.unece.org/ead/pub/surv_021.htm].
United States current account deficit, saving-investment balances and capital mobility. In
UNECE, Economic Survey of Europe 2001 (no.1): 41-52. Geneva, 2001.
[www.unece.org/ead/pub/surv_011.htm].
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Country-specific studies on the implementation of the URAs, the built-in agenda and new
issues and Trade and competition. In: UNCTAD, Preparing for future multilateral trade
negotiations. Issues and research needs from a development perspective. New York and Geneva,
1999.
UNCTAD, International trade in tourism-related services: issues and options for developing
countries (TD/B/COM.1/EM.6/2), 1998 [www.unctad.org/en/docs/c1em6d2.en.pdf].
UNCTAD, Report of the Expert Meeting on Strengthening the Capacity for Expanding the
Tourism Sector in Developing Countries, with Particular Focus on Tour Operators, Travel
Agencies and Other Suppliers (TD/B/COM.1/EM.6/3), 1998
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/c1em6d3.en.pdf].
UNCTAD, Scope for expanding exports of developing countries in specific service sectors through
all
GATS
modes
of
supply
(TD/B/COM.1/21/Add.1),
1998
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/c1d21a1.en.pdf]
ECOSOC, Market access: developments since the Uruguay Round, implications, opportunities
and challenges, in particular for the developing countries and the least developed among them,
in the context of globablization and liberalization (E/1998/55) (1998).
UNCTAD, Ways and means for improving the opportunities for the expansion of exports of goods
and services from developing countries (TD/B/COM.1/13), 1997
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/c1d13.en.pdf].
UNCTAD, Review of the current situation and outlook for iron ore - 1996
(UNCTAD/ITCD/COM/1), 1996 [www.unctad.org/en/docs/poitcdcomd1.en.pdf].
UNCTAD, The world nickel market and international trade: Recent developments and outlook in
the light of the outcome of the Uruguay Round (UNCTAD/COM/80), 1996.
UNCTAD, The Uruguay Round and the world copper market (UNCTAD/COM/78), 1996
[www.unctad.org/en/docs/pocomd78.en.pdf].
UNCTAD, A review of major developments in the world copper market and industry from 1980 to
1992 and future prospects (UNCTAD/COM/36), 1994.
UNCTAD, Fostering sustainable development in the commodity field: Analysis of national
experiences in the management of natural resources with regard to commodity production
(TD/B/CN.1/16), 1993.
A dívida externa: evolução e políticas de 1970 a 1990 (with Monica Baer). São Paulo, mimeo,
1991.
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“Economia internacional”, Boletim de Análise de Conjuntura Econômica, nos. 6 to 26. São Paulo,
CEBRAP, 1986-1990.
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