1 January 2008
The Gentle Giant of UN Development Economists
Of the many economists who have worked for the United Nations, Hans W. Singer was the one who did more, and for more different parts of...
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1 January 2008
Of the many economists who have worked for the United Nations, Hans W. Singer was the one who did more, and for more different parts of...
1 January 2008
Published by: University of South Africa
1 January 2008
Published by: Colorado State University
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1 January 2008
Published by: Sage
This paper offers conceptual, practical and political perspectives on issues of gender, displacement and resettlement. It argues that...
1 January 2008
Published by: CUP
This chapter is motivated by some important facts, some stimulating theory and an urgent policy concern. The facts are that, relative to...
1 January 2008
Published by: CUP
How far has the recent global wave of tax reform contributed to state building in poorer countries? This chapter concludes that there...
24 December 2007
Published by: IDS
Participatory approaches and methods can generate quantitative as well as qualitative data. Mainly since the early 1990s, a quiet tide of innovation has developed a rich range of participatory ways, many of them visual and tangible, by which local people themselves produce numbers.
18 December 2007
Published by: IDS
The rapid growth of East Asia, with China at its centre, has attracted global attention. Many authors have emphasised the emergence of regional production systems and the spread of high rates of growth across a large number of Asian economies. Nevertheless, the East Asian regional production system has not benefited all countries in the region equally.