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Harry G. Broadman

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#636

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#699

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#216

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Supply Chain Management

#24

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#24

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#4

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Accounting

#277

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#300

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#72

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Harry G. Broadman

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#2630

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#2997

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#921

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Harry G. Broadman's Degrees

Masters Business Administration Stanford University
Bachelors Political Science Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Harry Gerard Broadman is an international investment executive and global business strategist; an authority on trade, antitrust, corporate governance, sustainability, and innovation; and a non-executive corporate director. He is a Partner, managing director, and Chair of the Emerging Markets Practice and Chair of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States Practice at the Berkeley Research Group LLC and on the faculty of Johns Hopkins University.

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Harry G. Broadman's Published Works

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Africa's Silk Road: China and India's New Economic Frontier (2006) (536)
The distribution of foreign direct investment in China (1997) (344)
From Disintegration to Reintegration: Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union in International Trade (2006) (135)
Seeds of Corruption – Do Market Institutions Matter? (1999) (132)
Reducing Structural Dominance and Entry Barriers in Russian Industry (1999) (93)
Building Market Institutions in South Eastern Europe: Comparative Prospects for Investment and Private Sector Development (2004) (75)
China and India Go to Africa : New Deals in the Developing World (2008) (63)
China and India Go to Africa (2008) (61)
Where Has All the Foreign Investment Gone in Russia? (2001) (59)
Corruption and Policy: Back to the Roots (2002) (54)
Meeting the challenge of Chinese enterprise reform (1995) (50)
Policy options for reform of Chinese state-owned enterprises : proceedings of a symposium in Beijing, June 1995 (1996) (47)
Sustainable Development in Africa (2010) (43)
The Business(Es) of the Chinese State (2001) (38)
The Natural Gas Industry (1985) (37)
Russian enterprise reform: Policies to further the transition (1998) (36)
Is Russia Restructuring? New Evidence on Job Creation and Destruction (2001) (35)
The Russian labor market : moving from crisis to recovery (2003) (25)
Economic liberalization and integration policy : options for Eastern Europe and Russia (2006) (23)
The social cost of imported oil (1986) (23)
Improving Russia's policy on foreign direct investment (1999) (23)
The backstory of China and India's growing investment and trade with Africa:Separating the wheat from the chaff (2011) (19)
Unleashing Russia's Business Potential: Lessons from the Regions for Building Market Institutions (2002) (18)
Non-Price Provisions in Long-Term Natural Gas Contracts (1986) (17)
GATS: The Uruguay Round Accord on International Trade and Investment in Services (1994) (17)
Case-by-Case Privatization in the Russian Federation. Lessons from International Experience (1998) (16)
Improving Russia's Foreign Direct Investment Policy Regime (2001) (15)
Special Feature's an Oil Tariff Justified? An American Debate (1988) (15)
Labor Flexibility, Ownership and Firm Performance in China (1998) (15)
IS RUSSIA RESTRUCTURING (2003) (14)
Elements of Market Power in the Natural Gas Pipeline Industry (1986) (13)
How Natural Is Monopoly? The Case of Bypass in Natural Gas Distribution Markets (1989) (13)
Finance and Growth: Schumpeter Might Be Right (1993) (12)
Incentives and Constraints on Exploratory Drilling for Petroleum in Developing Countries (1985) (12)
Global economic integration: Prospects for WTO accession and continued Russian reforms (2004) (11)
Beyond Transition The Newsletter About Reforming Economies (2007) (10)
Oil Tariff Policy in an Uncertain Market (1986) (10)
The World Bank Europe and Central Asia Regional Operations Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Department (2000) (10)
Oil exploration in developing countries (1985) (8)
Rurrain Trade Policy reform for WTO Accession (1998) (8)
Liberalizing international trade in telecommunications services (1993) (8)
Lessons from Corporatization and Corporate Governance Reform in Russia and China (2001) (7)
China's Membership in the WTO and Enterprise Reform: The Challenges for Accession and Beyond (2000) (7)
Multinational Enterprises from Emerging Markets: Implications for the North and the South (2010) (6)
Drilling gap in non-OPEC developing countries: the role of contractual and fiscal arrangements (1985) (6)
Natural Gas Markets after Deregulation: Methods of Analysis and Research Needs (1983) (6)
Competition in Natural Gas Pipeline Wellhead Supply Purchases (1987) (5)
Economic Liberalization and Integration Policy (2006) (5)
Trade and Transport Facilitation: European Accession and Capacity Building Priorities (2006) (4)
"First Mover" Investment Advantages in Sub-Saharan Africa: Why Northern Multinationals Should React (Quickly) to Their Southern Counterparts (2009) (4)
Competition, Corporate Governance and Regulation in Central Asia: Uzbekistan's Structural Reform Challenges (1999) (4)
Institutional reform for investment and growth in South Eastern Europe (2003) (4)
Natural gas deregulatin: The need for further reform (1986) (3)
Meeting the Challenge of Chineese Entreprise Reform (1995) (3)
Field Price Deregulation and the Carrier Status of Natural Gas Pipelines (1985) (3)
The Regional Dimensions of Barriers to Business Transactions in Russia (2002) (3)
A litmus test for China‚Äôs accession to the WTO: reform of its state-owned enterprises (2002) (3)
Do Labour Strategies Matter? An Analysis of Two Enterprise-Level Data Sets in China (2002) (2)
ELEMENTS OF MARKET POWER IN THE NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY AND THE ROLE OF PRIVATE CARRIAGE (1984) (2)
Entering the Union: European Accession and Capacity-Building Priorities (2006) (2)
How to Stimulate Innovation by Africa’s Private Sector (2016) (1)
African home-grown innovations take off (2016) (1)
EUROPEAN ACCESSION AND THE TRADE FACILITATION AGENDA (2010) (1)
2 Improving Russia ’ s Policy on Foreign Direct Investment * (2000) (1)
Trials and Tribulations of Third World Petroleum Development: Lessons and Advice for Prospective Producers (1987) (1)
Oil tariff policy (1988) (1)
Social costs of natural gas market rigidities (1983) (0)
Washington: Is the Oil Import Fee Sound Energy Policy? (1982) (0)
Appearing as: G. Mohan (2008) China in Africa: A Review Essay, Review (2008) (0)
Summary of Plenary Session on Economic Impacts of Oil Price Changes (1983) (0)
FDI Perspectives: Issues in International Investment, 2nd Edition (2012) (0)
Constraints on Petroleum Investment in Non-OPEC Developing Countries: An Analytical Framework (1983) (0)
Capitalizing on the G7 Research Compact. (2021) (0)
Beyond Transition 18 (1) (2007) (0)
G7: Balance security and collaboration. (2022) (0)
Summary of Plenary Session on Current Natural Gas Policy (1983) (0)
Political risk in the international oil and gas industry: by Howard Lax D. Reidel, Dortrecht, the Netherlands, 1984, 237 pp, [pound sign]14.50 (1986) (0)

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