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List of contributors; Foreword by Jeffrey D. Sachs; Acknowledgements; Part One: The rise of sovereign wealth funds and state-owned enterprises; Chapter 1. Sovereign investment: An introduction (Wouter P.F. Schmit Jongbloed, Lisa E. Sachs and Karl P. Sauvant); Chapter 2. Sovereign wealth funds: An overview (Mark Gordon and Sabastian V. Niles); Chapter 3. Sovereign wealth funds: A developing country perspective (Stephany Griffith-Jones and Jose Antonio Ocampo); Chapter 4. Sovereign wealth funds and the crisis: Investment managers or providers of liquidity? (Paola Subacchi); Chapter 5. The international activities and effects of state-owned enterprises (Daniel M. Shapiro and Steven Globerman); Part Two: Regulatory concerns; Chapter 6. Sovereign wealth funds and global finance (Katharina Pistor); Chapter 7. National security and foreign government ownership restrictions on foreign investment: Predictability for investors at the national level (Mark A. Clodfelter and Francesca M. Soria Guerrero); Chapter 8. Are sovereign wealth fund investments politically biased? A comparison with mutual funds (Rolando Avendano and Javier Santiso); Chapter 9. Sovereign concerns (Jose E. Alvarez); Chapter 10. Sovereign wealth funds and national security (W. Michael Reisman and Patrick DeSouza); Part Three: Changing rules for state-controlled entities?; Chapter 11. Sovereign wealth funds and regulation: Some conceptual issues (Alan M. Rugman); Chapter 12. The evolution of the essential security exception in U.S. trade and investment agreements (James Mendenhall); Chapter 13. Do the rules need to be changed for state-controlled entities? The case of sovereign wealth funds (Edwin M. Truman); Chapter 14. The U.S. approach to sovereign wealth funds and the role of CFIUS (Clay Lowery); Chapter 15. Lessons from CFIUS for national security reviews of foreign investment (Alan P. Larson, Alexander A. Berengaut, Mark Plotkin, and David N. Fagan); Chapter 16. The Canadian policy response to sovereign direct investment (A. Edward Safarian); Chapter 17. Sovereign wealth funds and the German policy reaction (Thomas Jost); Chapter 18. The regulation of sovereign wealth funds in the European Union: Can the supranational level limit the rise of national protectionism? (Philippe Gugler and Julien Chaisse); Chapter 19. Foreign government-controlled investors and recipient country investment policies: Overview of the work of the OECD (Kathryn Gordon and David Gaukrodger); Chapter 20. Sovereign wealth funds and the IMF (Udaibir S. Das, Adnan Mazarei, and Alison Stuart); Conclusions; Chapter 21. Foreign direct investment by state-controlled entities at a crossroad of economic history: Conference report of the rapporteur (Maya Steinitz)

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