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Ishtiaq P. Mahmood
and Carlos Rufín, “From Big Push to Big Pull: The Paradox of Government
Action,” Academy of Management Review 30(2) (April 2005):
338-360.
Carlos Rufín, U.
Srinivasa Rangan, and Rajesh Kumar, “The Role of the State and Changing
Value Dynamics,” American Journal of Economics and Sociology
62(4) (October 2003): 649-675.
Carlos Rufín,
“Sustainability of Power Sector Reform in Latin America’s Small
Countries,” Infrastructure and Financial Markets Review 8(3)
(September 2002): 1-6.
Ishtiaq P. Mahmood
and Carlos Rufín, “From Big Push to Big Pull: The Paradox of Government
Action,” Proceedings of the Academy of Management 2002 Annual Meeting.
Carlos Rufín, The
Political Economy of Institutional Change in the Electricity Supply
Industry: Shifting Currents (Cheltenham, England, and Northampton,
Massachusetts: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2004).
Carlos Rufín,
“Regional Public Goods and Infrastructure,” in Antoni Estevadeordal,
ed., Regional Public Goods: From Theory to Practice (Washington,
D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank and Asian Development Bank, 2004).
Fundación Solar and
Carlos Rufín, “Guatemala’s Reforms in the Balance,” in Jaime Millán and
Nils von der Fehr, eds., Keeping the Lights On: Power Sector Reform
in Latin America (Washington, D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank,
2003).
Gregory P. Swinand,
Carlos Rufín, and Chetan D. Sharma, “Valuing Assets Using Real Options:
An Application to Deregulated Electricity Markets,” Journal of
Applied Corporate Finance 17(2) Spring 2005.
Carlos Rufín,
“Political and Regulatory Risk in Latin America’s Electric Power
Industry,” Latin America Energy Report, September 16, 2004: 1,
10-13.
A.J. Goulding,
Carlos Rufín, and Gregory P. Swinand, “The Role of Vibrant Retail
Electricity Markets in Assuring That Wholesale Power Markets Operate
Efficiently,” Electricity Journal 12(10) (1999): 61-65.
Luigi Manzetti and
Carlos Rufín, “Private Utility Supply in a Hostile Environment: The
Experience of Water/sanitation and Electricity Distribution Utilities in
Northern Colombia, the Dominican Republic, and Ecuador,” Inter-American
Development Bank, Washington, D.C., December 2004.
“The Political Economy of the Brazilian
Electricity Sector,” Inter-American Development Bank, January 2002.
Carlos Rufín,
“Institutional Change in the Electricity Industry: A Comparison of Four
Latin American Cases,” Discussion Paper, Environment and Natural
Resources Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
University, 1999.
Carlos Rufín, “A
Comparison of the South Korean and Brazilian Electricity Sectors,
1945-1995,” unpublished manuscript, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1995.
Carlos Rufín, “Entry, Voice and Loyalty:
Legitimizing Privatization Through NGOs”
Carlos Rufín and U. Srinivasa Rangan,
“Institutional Change in the Electricity Industry: Initial Evidence”
Carlos Rufín and Evanán Romero,
“Institutional Sustainability in Latin America: Unraveling Commitments”
Carlos Rufín, “Beyond
Independence: A Scenario for Regulatory Unraveling”
Carlos Rufín, “El día después:
la legitimación de las reformas institucionales en Latinoamérica”
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