LA MESA COJA. Prosperidad y Desigualdad en el Chile Democrático,
by Andrés Solimano and Molly Pollack,
Colección CIGLOB, September 2006.

Chile is seen with admiration for its economic model by the international financial press. Even though there are achievements in growth and higher stability, a growing concern has risen for the persistence of economic inequality, the concentration of property and wealth, and the unsolved macro volatility.
This concise book cleverly examines the deficits and challenges of the Chilean model with rigorous analysis, empirical information and realism, proposing alternative paths to compatibilize economic prosperity with social equity and democratic deepening.

 

Globalización, democracia económica y desarrollo territorial en Chile: LAS EMPRESAS DE MENOR TAMAÑO EN LAS POLÍTICAS DE ESTADO,
by Andrés Solimano, Molly Pollack, Uri Wainer, José Wurgaft, Francisco Alburquerque.
Jointly published by Chile Emprende and SERCOTEC, October 2007.

Small and Medium Enterprises are analized from different perspectives. Their contribution to employment, technological development, and regional strengthening are studied in detail. Some directions on future state policy are analyzed as well. The main article can be found here.

LAS TERMITAS DEL ESTADO:
Ensayos sobre Corrupción, Transparencia y Desarrollo
by Andrés Solimano (Ed.), Vito Tanzi, Felipe del Solar.
Forthcoming, 2008.

Corruption has becomen a daily topic in press. Many cases have been uncovered during last years, and public opinion has turned its attention to it.
This book sheds light on its definitions, its implications on public performance and expenditure, and the way states can be controlled through publishing mechanism such as accountability.

Download full draft version here