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2016, Volume 34, Issue 1
- 5-27 Probing for Proof, Plausibility, Principle and Possibility: A New Approach to Assessing Evidence in a Systematic Evidence Review
by Anouk S. Rigterink & Mareike Schomerus
- 29-54 Good Governance as Managerialism: Rationalisation and International Donors in Vietnam's Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector
by Nadine Reis
- 55-82 100 key research questions for the post-2015 development agenda
by Johan A. Oldekop & Lorenza B. Fontana & Jean Grugel & Nicole Roughton & Emmanuel A. Adu-Ampong & Gemma K. Bird & Alex Dorgan & Marcia A. Vera Espinoza & Sara Wallin & Daniel Hammett & Esther Agbarakwe & Arun Agrawal & Nurgul Asylbekova & Clarissa Azkoul & Craig Bardsley & Anthony J. Bebbington & Savio Carvalho & Deepta Chopra & Stamatios Christopoulos & Emma Crewe & Marie-Claude Dop & Joern Fischer & Daan Gerretsen & Jonathan Glennie & William Gois & Mtinkheni Gondwe & Lizz A. Harrison & Katja Hujo & Mark Keen & Roberto Laserna & Luca Miggiano & Sarah Mistry & Rosemary J. Morgan & Linda L. Raftree & Duncan Rhind & Thiago Rodrigues & Sonia Roschnik & Flavia Senkubuge & Ian Thornton & Simon Trace & Teresa Ore & René Mauricio Valdés & Bhaskar Vira & Nicola Yeates & William J. Sutherland
- 83-100 Open Data on a Closed Shop? Assessing the potential of transparency initiatives with a focus on efforts to strengthen capacity development support
by Niels Keijzer
- 101-134 Economywide Impact of Maize Export Bans on Agricultural Growth and Household Welfare in Tanzania: A Dynamic Computable General Equilibrium Model Analysis
by Xinshen Diao & Adam Kennedy
- 135-174 Big Data for Development: A Review of Promises and Challenges
by Martin Hilbert
2015, Volume 33, Issue 6
- 703-723 Not just another box to tick: Conflict-sensitivity methods and the role of research in development programming
by David Gullette & Dorothy Rosenberg
- 725-757 The Elasticity of Demand for Microcredit: Evidence from Latin America
by Vicki L. Bogan & Calum G. Turvey & Gabriela Salazar
- 759-781 Can Donor PIUs Support Country Systems?
by Sulaiman Aris & Michael Hubbard
- 783-804 Donor Requirements and Pockets of Effectiveness in Senegal's Bureaucracy
by Martha C. Johnson
- 805-826 Comparing Public Attitudes towards Aid to Developing Countries between 'Traditional' and 'Emerging' Donors: The Case of Japan and Korea
by Kunio Minato
2015, Volume 33, Issue 5
- 529-553 The Politics of Regional Inequality in Ghana: State Elites, Donors and PRSPs
by Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai & David Hulme
- 555-580 Public Debt Sustainability in Africa: Building Resilience and Challenges Ahead
by Mthuli Ncube & Zuzana Brixiová
- 581-613 Africa's Rising Demand for Wheat: Trends, Drivers, and Policy Implications
by Nicole M. Mason & T.S. Jayne & Bekele Shiferaw
- 615-636 Which Domestic Firms Benefit from FDI? Evidence from Selected African Countries
by Amadou Boly & Nicola D. Coniglio & Francesco Prota & Adnan Seric
- 637-652 The Design of Conditional Cash Transfers: Experiences from Argentina's Universal Child Allowance
by Lila Rabinovich & Stephanie Diepeveen
- 653-671 Gender and Infrastructure in the World Bank
by Lucy Ferguson & Sophie Harman
- 673-700 Are There Myths on Road Impact and Transport in Sub-Saharan Africa?
by Monica Beuran & Marie Gachassin & Gaël Raballand
2015, Volume 33, Issue 4
- 395-414 The State of Play in Poland's Unconventional Shale and Oil Development
by J. Wesley Burnett & Randall W. Jackson & Robert Blobaum
- 415-432 A Less Gendered Access to Land? The Impact of Tanzania's New Wave of Land Reform
by Rasmus Hundsbæk Pedersen
- 433-456 Doing Things Differently: Can Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services Support Peace- and State-Building Processes?
by Michelle Kooy & Leni Wild & Nathaniel Mason
- 457-478 Is Land Grabbing Always What It Is Supposed to Be? Large-scale Land Investments in sub-Saharan Africa
by Hans Holmén
- 479-502 From Poverty Reduction to Mutual Interests? The Debate on Differentiation in EU Development Policy
by Svea Koch
- 503-522 Politicisation of Conditional Cash Transfers: The Case of Guatemala
by Johan Sandberg & Engel Tally
- 523-525 Social Conflict, Economic Development and Extractive Industry . Edited by Anthony Bebbington . Abingdon : Routledge , 2011 . 258+xx pp. £26.95
by Diego Sánchez-Ancochea
2015, Volume 33, Issue 3
- 271-292 International Profit-Shifting out of Developing Countries and the Role of Tax Havens
by Petr Janský & Alex Prats
- 293-312 The Dynamics of Income Growth and Poverty: Evidence from Districts in India
by Anurag Narayan Banerjee & Nilanjan Banik & Jyoti Prasad Mukhopadhyay
- 313-323 Performance-Based Aid: Why It Will Probably Not Meet Its Promises
by Elisabeth Paul
- 325-354 The Quest for Aid Complementarity: Reforming Co-operation between Nordic+ Donors and NGOs
by Nadia Molenaers & Anna Gagiano & Robrecht Renard
- 355-372 Roads and Diversification of Activities in Rural Areas: A Cameroon Case Study
by Marie Castaing Gachassin & Boris Najman & Gaël Raballand
- 373-390 Negotiating Compliance: The Case of Autonomous Hospitals in Vietnam
by Gillian Lê & Ha Thu Thi Bui & Tolib Mirzoev & Ha Thanh Nguyen
2015, Volume 33, Issue 2
- 135-158 Public-Service Provision in Clientelist Political Settlements: Lessons from Ghana's Urban Water Sector
by Marja Hirvi & Lindsay Whitfield
- 159-174 How Traceability is Restructuring Malawi's Tobacco Industry
by Jason Moyer-Lee & Martin Prowse
- 175-193 Drivers of Economic Reform in Vietnam's Provinces
by Hubert Schmitz & Dau Anh Tuan & Pham Thi Thu Hang & Neil McCulloch
- 195-219 Would a Commodity-based Trade Approach Improve Market Access for Africa? A Case Study of the Potential of Beef Exports from Communal Areas of Namibia
by Diego Naziri & Karl M. Rich & Ben Bennett
- 221-244 Impact of Rising World Rice Prices on Poverty and Inequality in Burkina Faso
by Félix Badolo & Fousseini Traoré
- 245-263 A Comparative Analysis of the Use of Microfinance and Formal and Informal Credit by Farmers in Less Developed Areas of Rural China
by Xiangping Jia & Hao Luan & Jikun Huang & Zuowen Li
- 265-266 African Participation at the World Trade Organization. By Joan Apecu Laker
by Sheila Page
2015, Volume 33, Issue 1
- 5-13 Equity: Not Only for Idealists
by Lawrence Haddad
- 15-32 Men and Masculinities in International Development: 'Men-streaming' Gender and Development?
by Thomas Wanner & Ben Wadham
- 33-59 Who Is Poorest? An Asset-based Analysis of Multidimensional Wellbeing
by Frank-Borge Wietzke
- 61-81 Livestock in the Household Economy: Cross-Country Evidence from Microeconomic Data
by Ugo Pica-Ciamarra & Luca Tasciotti & Joachim Otte & Alberto Zezza
- 83-106 Private Chinese Investment in Africa: Myths and Realities
by Xiaofang Shen
- 107-131 The Frisch Elasticity in the Mercosur Countries: A Pseudo-Panel Approach
by Roberto González & Hector Sala
2014, Volume 32, Issue s2
- s101-s122 Democratisation and the Political Incentives for Agricultural Policy in Africa
by Colin Poulton
- s123-s150 Beyond Technocratic Debates: The Significance and Transience of Political Incentives in the Malawi Farm Input Subsidy Programme (FISP)
by Blessings Chinsinga & Colin Poulton
- s151-s172 The Politics of Revitalising Agriculture in Kenya
by Colin Poulton & Karuti Kanyinga
- s173-s198 Policy for Agriculture and Horticulture in Rwanda: A Different Political Economy?
by David Booth & Frederick Golooba-Mutebi
- s199-s216 The Political Economy of Agricultural Extension Policy in Ethiopia: Economic Growth and Political Control
by Kassahun Berhanu & Colin Poulton
2014, Volume 32, Issue s1
- s3-s17 Urban Governance and Service Delivery in African Cities: The Role of Politics and Policies
by Danielle Resnick
- s19-s37 Urban Service Delivery in Africa and the Role of International Assistance
by Richard Stren
- s39-s60 Opposition Politics and Urban Service Delivery in Kampala, Uganda
by Gina M. S. Lambright
- s61-s80 Strategies of Subversion in Vertically-Divided Contexts: Decentralisation and Urban Service Delivery in Senegal
by Danielle Resnick
- s81-s100 Vertical Decentralisation and Urban Service Delivery in South Africa: Does Politics Matter?
by Robert Cameron
2014, Volume 32, Issue 6
- 647-674 Reforming Land-Tenure Systems in South Africa: Routes to Socio-Economic and Agricultural Sustainability
by Céline Hoeks & Hossein Azadi & Parisa Rafiaani Khachak & Enrique Troyo-Dieguez & Steven Van Passel & Frank Witlox
- 675-699 Expanding and Diversifying South Mediterranean Exports through Trade Facilitation
by Yves Bourdet & Maria Persson
- 701-714 The Impact of Uruguay's 2007 Tax Reform on Equity and Efficiency
by Bruno Martorano
- 715-732 Fisheries Trade and Social Development in the Philippine-Malaysia Maritime Border Zone
by Michael Fabinyi & Michael Pido & Eva Marie Ponce de Leon & Mary Aileen De las Alas & Jose Buenconsejo & Arselene Uyami-Bitara & Babylyn Harani & Jennelyn Caceres
- 733-753 Remittances for Financial Access: Lessons from Latin American Microfinance
by Christian Ambrosius & Barbara Fritz & Ursula Stiegler
2014, Volume 32, Issue 5
- 523-543 Beyond Tariffs: The Role of Non-Tariff Barriers in Dairy Trade in the East African Community Free Trade Area
by Ayele Gelan & Amos Omore
- 545-566 Liberalisation Failed: Understanding Persistent State Power in the Burkinabè Cotton Sector from 1990 to 2004
by Brian Dowd-Uribe
- 567-588 Understanding the Impact of Mobile Phones on Livelihoods in Developing Countries
by Richard A. Duncombe
- 589-610 The Chinese Cashmere Industry: A Global Value Chain Analysis
by Scott Waldron & Colin Brown & Adam M. Komarek
- 611-630 SGACA: The Rise and Paradoxical Demise of a Political-Economy Instrument
by Wil Hout & Lydeke Schakel
- 631-638 Where Angels Fear to Tread
by Cyn Gaigals
2014, Volume 32, Issue 4
- 379-398 Trademarks, Geographical Indications and Environmental Labelling to Promote Biodiversity: The Case of Agroforestry Coffee in India
by Delphine Marie-Vivien & Claude A. Garcia & C.G. Kushalappa & Philippe Vaast
- 399-425 Confronting the Informal in Good Governance: The Case of Decentralised Education-System Reform in Guinea
by Jennifer Swift-Morgan
- 427-448 Governance and Economic Transformation in Taiwan: The Role of Politics
by Laurids S. Lauridsen
- 449-473 Labour Contracting and Changing Employment Relationships in South Korea
by Jong-Woon Lee
- 475-493 Do Fair Trade Pricing Policies Reduce Inequalities in Coffee Production and Trade?
by Joni Valkila
- 495-518 Catching-up or Leapfrogging in the Indian IT Service Sector: Windows of Opportunity, Path-creating, and Moving up the Value Chain
by Keun Lee & Tae Young Park & Rishikesha T. Krishnan
2014, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 275-298 The Double Challenge of Market and Social Incorporation: Progress and Bottlenecks in Latin America
by Juliana Martínez Franzoni & Diego Sánchez-Ancochea
- 299-312 Leader, Protester, Enabler, Spoiler: Aid Strategies and Donor Politics in Institutional Assistance
by Pablo Yanguas
- 313-326 How Can Low-income Countries Gain from a Framework Agreement on Climate Change? An Analysis with Integrated Assessment Modelling
by Nicola Cantore & Dirk Willem te Velde & Leo Peskett
- 327-353 Improving Africa's Roads: Modelling Infrastructure Investment and Its Effect on Sectoral Production Behaviour
by Hannah Schürenberg-Frosch
- 355-374 Brazil's International Development Co-operation: Old and New Motivations
by Sean Burges
2014, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 159-177 Developmental States in Africa? A Review of Ongoing Debates and Buzzwords
by Laura Routley
- 179-202 Brazil and the Shifting Consensus on Development Co-operation: Salutary Diversions from the 'Aid-effectiveness' Trail?
by Lídia Cabral & Giuliano Russo & Julia Weinstock
- 203-218 Bringing the Citizen Back In: Supporting Decentralisation in Fragile States - A View from Burundi
by Niamh Gaynor
- 219-237 Improving the Measurement of the Relationship between Opportunities and Income: Evidence from Longitudinal Data from Chile
by Dante Contreras & Osvaldo Larrañaga & Esteban Puentes & Tomás Rau
- 239-258 Equity in Education Expenditure in Thailand
by José Cuesta & Lucia Madrigal
- 259-272 Measuring the Efficiency of Health Services in Lower-income Countries: The Case of Papua New Guinea
by Nicole Au & Bruce Hollingsworth & Jean Spinks
2014, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 5-32 Places for Place-Based Policy
by M. Rose Olfert & Mark Partridge & Julio Berdegué & Javier Escobal & Benjamin Jara & Felix Modrego
- 33-52 Investigating Poverty through the Lens of Riches – Immigration and Segregation in Indian Capture Fisheries
by Maarten Bavinck
- 53-70 The Impact of Tobacco Policy Reforms on Smallholder Prices in Malawi
by Bentry Mkwara & Dan Marsh
- 71-87 Drivers of Exploitation and Inequity in Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFP) Value Chains: The Case of Indian Bay Leaf in Nepal and India
by Dyutiman Choudhary & S.P. Kala & N.P. Todaria & S. Dasgupta & M. Kollmair
- 89-112 Organising for Donor Effectiveness: An Analytical Framework for Improving Aid Effectiveness
by Nilima Gulrajani
- 113-131 Bringing Aid Management Closer to Reality: The Experience of Danish Bilateral Development Cooperation
by Lars Engberg-Pedersen
- 133-153 Political-Economy Analysis, Aid Effectiveness and the Art of Development Management
by James Copestake & Richard Williams
- 154-156 Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty. By Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson
by Mark Robinson
2013, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 647-676 What Can Climate-Adaptation Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa Learn from Research on Governance and Politics?
by Matthew Lockwood
- 677-695 Climate-Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Implications for Land Acquisition and Population Relocation
by Christopher McDowell
- 697-716 Making and Shaping Poor Malawians: Citizenship Below the Poverty Line
by Oyvind Eggen
- 717-735 Extending Budgetary Participation beyond Budget Pitsos in Botswana
by Emmanuel Botlhale
- 737-755 The Hollow Ring of Donor Commitment: Country Concentration and the Decoupling of Aid-Effectiveness Norms from Donor Practice
by Stephen Brown & Liam Swiss
- 757-776 Policy Coherence for Sustainable Agricultural Development: Uncovering Prospects and Pretence within the Swedish Policy for Global Development
by Rasmus Kløcker Larsen & Neil Powell
2013, Volume 31, Issue 5
- 511-530 The Value of Domestic Supply Chains: Producers, Wholesalers, and Urban Consumers in Colombia
by Alejandro Guarín
- 531-551 Informality and Contributory and Non-Contributory Programmes. Recent Reforms of the Social-Protection System in Uruguay
by Guillermo Cruces & Marcelo Bérgolo
- 553-574 What Did US$18 bn Achieve? The 2005 Debt Relief to Nigeria
by Geske Dijkstra
- 575-596 Fertiliser Subsidies and Social Cash Transfers as Complementary or Competing Instruments for Reducing Vulnerability to Hunger: The Case of Malawi
by Frank Ellis & Dyton Maliro
- 597-615 Factors Constraining Building Effective and Fair Geographical Indications for Coffee: Insights from a Dominican Case Study
by Franck Galtier & Giovanni Belletti & Andrea Marescotti
- 617-642 Sub-Saharan African Cotton Policies in Retrospect
by Claire Delpeuch & Antoine Leblois
2013, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 371-396 Assessing the Overall Impact of Civil Society on Development at the Country Level: An Exploratory Approach
by Roger C. Riddell
- 397-418 The Affordability of Social Protection in the Light of International Spending Commitments
by Jessica Hagen-Zanker & Anna McCord
- 419-441 Why Agriculture Remains a Viable Means of Poverty Reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Ethiopia
by Paul A. Dorosh & John W. Mellor
- 443-462 Rethinking Trade Preferences for Sub-Saharan Africa: How Can Trade in Tasks Be the Potential Lifeline?
by Jodie Keane
- 463-483 Relocating Civil Society in a Politics of Civic-Driven Change
by Alan Fowler & Kees Biekart
- 485-506 An Elixir for Development? Olive Oil Policies and Poverty Alleviation in the Middle East and North Africa
by Travis J. Lybbert & Ghada Elabed
2013, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 239-254 Spillover Effects of Carbon Footprint Labelling on Less Developed Countries: The Example of the East Asia Summit Region
by Xunpeng Shi
- 255-271 Heifer-in-trust, Social Protection and Graduation: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Questions
by James Sumberg & Gountiéni Damien Lankoandé
- 273-290 Food Prices, Government Subsidies and Fiscal Balances in South Mediterranean Countries
by Marga Peeters & Ronald Albers
- 291-320 To What Extent Did Ethnicity and Economic Issues Matter in the 2007 Disputed Kenyan Elections?
by Roxana Gutiérrez-Romero
- 321-341 Strategies to Improve the World Food Programme's Revenue Mobilisation and Procurement Practices
by Vijaya Ramachandran & Benjamin Leo & Owen McCarthy
- 343-368 Asset Ownership and Microloan Repayment: Examining Data from Bangladesh
by Roger White & Shamma Adeeb Alam
2013, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 131-148 Labour Mobility in East Africa: An Analysis of the East African Community's Common Market and the Free Movement of Workers
by Yurendra Basnett
- 149-176 Unscrambling Africa: Regional Requirements for Achieving Food Security
by Steven Haggblade
- 177-202 Assessing the Role of Tourism in Poverty Alleviation: A Research Agenda
by Paul Winters & Leonardo Corral & Adela Moreda Mora
- 203-217 Multi-stakeholder Groups for Better Sector Performance: A Key to Fighting Corruption in Natural-Resource Governance?
by Tina Søreide & Rory Truex
- 219-234 Transmission of World Prices to Ugandan Coffee Growers in a Liberalised Economy
by Mark Musumba & Rajorshi Sen Gupta
2013, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 5-25 Liberal Chiefs or Illiberal Development? The Challenge of Engaging Chiefs in DFID's Security Sector Reform Programme in Sierra Leone
by Lisa Denney
- 27-58 Promoting Resilient Livelihoods through Adaptive Social Protection: Lessons from 124 programmes in South Asia
by Mark Davies & Christophe Béné & Alexander Arnall & Thomas Tanner & Andrew Newsham & Cristina Coirolo
- 59-74 Back under the Microscope: Insights from Evidence on Budget Support
by Heidi Tavakoli & Gregory Smith
- 75-98 Financing for Development: The Gap between Words and Deeds since Monterrey
by Peter Nunnenkamp & Rainer Thiele
- 99-114 Domestic Credit and Diversification of Manufactured Exports from Developing Countries
by Jonathan Munemo
2013, Volume 31
- o2-o18 Social Protection and Climate Change: Emerging Issues for Research, Policy and Practice
by Craig Johnson & Hari Bansha Dulal & Martin Prowse & Krishna Krishnamurthy & Tom Mitchell
- s3-s28 The Impact of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives
by John Gaventa & Rosemary McGee
- o19-o34 Climate-Responsive Social Protection
by Anne T. Kuriakose & Rasmus Heltberg & William Wiseman & Cecilia Costella & Rachel Cipryk & Sabine Cornelius
- s29-s48 Do They Work? Assessing the Impact of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives in Service Delivery
by Anuradha Joshi
- o35-o56 Climate-Change Adaptation in Ethiopia: To What Extent Does Social Protection Influence Livelihood Diversification?
by Zerihun Berhane Weldegebriel & Martin Prowse
- s49-s67 Improving Transparency and Accountability in the Budget Process: An Assessment of Recent Initiatives
by Ruth Carlitz
- o57-o73 Climate Variability and the Role of Access to Crop Insurance as a Social-Protection Measure: Insights from India
by Architesh Panda
- s69-s87 The Impact and Effectiveness of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives: Freedom of Information
by Richard Calland & Kristina Bentley
- o74-o90 Climate Change and Social Protection in Bangladesh: Are Existing Programmes Able to Address the Impacts of Climate Change?
by Cristina Coirolo & Stephen Commins & Iftekharul Haque & Gregory Pierce
- s89-s105 The Impact and Effectiveness of Accountability and Transparency Initiatives: The Governance of Natural Resources
by Andrés Mejía Acosta
- s107-s124 Aid Transparency and Accountability: 'Build It and They'll Come'?
by Rosemary McGee
2012, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 663-680 Asset Accumulation: An Alternative Approach to Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
by Alfredo Stein & Philipp Horn
- 681-701 Make Schools, Not War? Donors' Rewriting of the Social Contract in the DRC
by Tom De Herdt & Kristof Titeca & Inge Wagemakers
- 703-718 The Revival of Non-Traditional State Actors' Interests in Africa: Does it Matter for Policy Autonomy?
by Peter Kragelund
- 719-748 Inclusive Financial Markets: Is Transformation Under Way in Kenya?
by Susan Johnson & Steven Arnold
- 749-772 Taking Stock of Monitoring and Evaluation Arrangements in the Context of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers: Evidence from 20 Aid-Dependent Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
by Nathalie Holvoet & Marie Gildemyn & Liesbeth Inberg
- 773-787 Poverty Reduction and Growth Interactions: What Can Be Learned from the Syrian Experience?
by Anda Mariana David & Mohamed Ali Marouani
2012, Volume 30, Issue 5
- 527-541 Inheritance: A Gendered and Intergenerational Dimension of Poverty
by Elizabeth Cooper & Kate Bird
- 543-571 Widowhood and Asset Inheritance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Empirical Evidence from 15 Countries
by Amber Peterman
- 573-595 Inheritance Practices and Gender Differences in Poverty and Well-Being in Rural Ethiopia
by Neha Kumar & Agnes Quisumbing
- 597-616 Women, Marriage and Asset Inheritance in Uganda
by Cheryl Doss & Mai Truong & Gorrettie Nabanoga & Justine Namaalwa
- 617-640 Characteristics and Patterns of Intergenerational Poverty Traps and Escapes in Rural North India
by Anirudh Krishna
- 641-657 Women and Inheritance in Sub-Saharan Africa: What Can Change?
by Elizabeth Cooper
2012, Volume 30, Issue 4
- 371-398 Wealth, Rights, and Resilience: An Agenda for Governance Reform in Small-scale Fisheries
by Blake D. Ratner & Edward H. Allison
- 399-424 Bilateral Donors' Efforts to Assess and Manage UN Agencies' Effectiveness: Seeking a Balance between Paris Principles and Domestic Accountability
by Koen De Koster & Nathalie Holvoet
- 425-449 The Feasibility of IFI-Led Institutional Reform: Four Turkish Experiments Compared
by Ali Burak Güven
- 451-472 Policy Sequencing and the Development of Rice Value Chains in Senegal
by Matty Demont & Amy C. Rizzotto
- 473-497 Modern Food Supply Chains and Development: Evidence from Horticulture Export Sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa
by Miet Maertens & Bart Minten & Johan Swinnen
- 499-522 Cash Transfers and Children's Education and Labour among Malawi's Poor
by Candace Miller & Maxton Tsoka
2012, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 239-260 How Countries Become Rich and Reduce Poverty: A Review of Heterodox Explanations of Economic Development
by Lindsay Whitfield
- 261-281 Questioning the Pro‐Poor Agenda: Examining the Links between Social Protection and Poverty
by Marianne Sandvad Ulriksen
- 283-304 Foreign Aid Transaction Costs: What Are They and When Are They Minimised?
by Elisabeth Paul & Frieda Vandeninden
- 305-326 The Socio‐Economic Determinants of HIV/AIDS Infection Rates in Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland and Zimbabwe
by Christobel Asiedu & Elizabeth Asiedu & Francis Owusu
- 327-345 Disaster and Development Paradigms: Too Close for Comfort?
by Siambabala Bernard Manyena
- 347-367 Local Support Organisations: An Exit Strategy for Rural Development NGOs
by Shaheen Rafi Khan & Shahrukh Rafi Khan
2012, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 115-131 Paris in Bogotá: The Aid Effectiveness Agenda and Aid Relations in Colombia
by Rosemary McGee & Irma García Heredia
- 133-148 Making Development Assistance More Effective Through Using Political‐economy Analysis: What Has Been Done and What Have We Learned?
by Alex Duncan & Gareth Williams
- 149-167 Diaspora and Development? London‐based Nigerian Organisations and the Transnational Politics of Socio‐economic Status and Gender
by Ben Lampert
- 169-186 Paddling on One Side of the Canoe? The Changing Nature of New Zealand's Development Assistance Programme
by Glenn Banks & Warwick Murray & John Overton & Regina Scheyvens
- 187-210 From Boom to Bust: How Different Has Microfinance Been from Traditional Banking?
by Charlotte Wagner
- 211-230 A Fragile Guideline to Development Assistance
by Simone Bertoli & Elisa Ticci
2012, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 5-27 External Financing of Social Protection: Opportunities and Risks
by Göran Holmqvist
- 29-48 Demand‐Side Challenges to Poverty Monitoring and Assessment Systems: Illustrations from Tanzania
by Paul Shaffer
- 49-66 Food‐Retail Development and the Myth of Everyday Low Prices: The Case of Brazil
by Guilherme Monteiro & Elizabeth Farina & Rubens Nunes
- 67-85 Millennium Development Goal Achievements and Policies in Education and Health: What Has Been Learnt?
by Jann Lay
- 87-107 Fair Trade Certification: The Case of Tea Plantation Workers in India
by Rie Makita
2012, Volume 30
- s5-s24 Tracking Development in South‐East Asia and sub‐Saharan Africa: The Primacy of Policy
by Jan Kees van Donge & David Henley & Peter Lewis
- s25-s47 The Agrarian Roots of Industrial Growth: Rural Development in South‐East Asia and sub‐Saharan Africa
by David Henley
- s49-s71 Flawed Vision: Nigerian Development Policy in the Indonesian Mirror, 1965–90
by David Henley & Riwanto Tirtosudarmo & Ahmad Helmy Fuady
- s73-s99 Erratic Development in Kenya: Questions from the East Asian Miracle
by Othieno Nyanjom & David Ong'olo
2011, Volume 29, Issue 6
- 647-664 Getting Real About Food Prices
by Andrew Dorward
- 667-688 The Right Price of Food
by Johan Swinnen
- 689-728 Impact of Public and Private Cash Transfers on Poverty and Inequality: Evidence from Vietnam
by Marrit Van den Berg & Nguyen Viet Cuong
- 729-748 Agricultural Exports and Food Insecurity in Sub‐Saharan Africa: A Qualititative Configurational Analysis
by Anne Margrethe Brigham
- 749-770 Newcomers to Like‐Minded Aid and Donor Darlings: The Strange Case of Spain in Vietnam
by Iliana Olivié
2011, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 387-413 Losing Control: Policy Space to Prevent and Mitigate Financial Crises in Trade and Investment Agreements
by Kevin P. Gallagher
- 415-431 Global Anti‐Money Laundering Standards and Developing Economies: The Regulation of Mobile Money
by William Vlcek
- 433-458 The Politics of Investment and Growth in Egypt: Experimenting with a New Approach
by Abla Abdel‐Latif & Hubert Schmitz
- 459-484 Immanent and Interventionist Inland Asian Aquaculture Development and its Outcomes
by Ben Belton & David C. Little
- 485-505 Access to Water in the Slums of Sub‐Saharan Africa
by Hulya Dagdeviren & Simon A. Robertson
2011, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 259-310 DPR Debate: Growth Identification and Facilitation: The Role of the State in the Dynamics of Structural Change
by Dirk Willem te Velde & Justin Lin & Célestin Monga & Suresh D. Tendulkar & Alice Amsden & K. Y. Amoako & Howard Pack & Wonhyuk Lim
- 311-330 Poverty Research in a Development Policy Context
by Alesia Zuccala & Nees Jan van Eck
- 331-357 Whither Commodity‐based Trade?
by Karl M. Rich & Brian D. Perry
- 359-380 Pathways of Technological Change in Developing Countries: Review and New Agenda
by Henny A. Romijn & Marjolein C. J. Caniëls
2011, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 131-153 State Fragility and Governance: Conflict Mitigation and Subnational Perspectives
by Derick W. Brinkerhoff
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Tyler hit a home run with this article, sure glad he decided to stick with JS after his brief flirt with Big Media...very good summation of what ails the Pack. more Nasty on the D, more emphasis on moving the chains and controlling the ball by the O, MM seems to have gotten addicted to the bombs on 3rd and short due to lack of real running game and too many series lacked imagination or changeups this season...cant say I believe TT will seriously dip into FA or make an impact trade but he could surprise me, the window will not remain open for SB runs and we need to find a new identity cuz finesse aint cutting it any more...
Last paragraph was spot on. Amazing how weaknesses are amplified and expossed in playoffs. I bet SF new they could light up the packers. We don't have any hope of going deep in the playoffs with this group. I think we all sense and fear that we'll just see small adjustments and maybe mediocre signings in next 6 mo. If that's the case, expect a run at NFC north title and a butt kicking in playoffs - again.
I want to hear McCarthy and TT say with conviction that this is unexceptible and we will turn over every rock to find a solution. I don't sense that they feel the issues are as big as they are.Hide replies
They also had two weeks to rest, mend, and prepare for the Packers.
correction, vancity- YOU don't have any hope.
the packers do, even with this group.
i don't think you or me or any other fan knows what they say behind closed doors. i also don't think you have any clue what is "unexceptible" to thompson and mccarthy. i'd take a gamble and say the issues mean a lot more to them than they do to you.
Ignore packer blood. MM and TT live for but one thing and that is to win championships. They may not fire Capers but get ready for some changes. No one who watched that game saw a team ready to win a SB next year.
who said they won't make changes? of course they will.
it's extremely arrogant and naive for any fan to pretend that this game means more to the fan than it does to the men who invest their livelihood in it.
no one who watched that game saturday has ANY idea who will win the super bowl next year.
including you.
i GUARANTEE you one thing, when they talk about contenders in the preseason, the packers WILL be in that conversation.
Injuries & youth......but yeah, Green Bay is all finesse.
So, how did Clay Matthews perform in the game, in the opinion of those with an opinion? He seemed to have a difficult time in the game, but I know he's our defensive Pro Bowler. How'd he do, honestly?Hide replies
honestly, he did not play well.
No he did not and he was up against an injured although excellent LT. He was handled by Slater on the vast majority of plays.
jackie slater retired in 1995.
matthews has never faced him.
What team doesn't want bigger, faster and meaner players? Unfortunately, great players don't make plays when they are out of position. The biggest problem in this game was that Dom was so drastically out-coached and failed to make adjustments once it became obvious that his team was not handling the Niner's run option. On a number of those long runs their QB was 20 yards down field before a Packer could get close enough to him to attempt a tackle.Hide replies
Well said. Bigger? A few years ago teams were copying the Pack and trying to spread teams out. You didn't want "bigger" but you needed to be deep on the DB side of D. Faster? Then you would just want track stars or guys like Taylor Mays. Stronger? Then maybe draft the top bench pressers at each position. Can someone write a real article on the Defense?
South, I think he was mostly addressing the defensive side of the ball. Our offense is still potentially great, if only we could just get some better tackles and RBs
I know that he was talking about the D and so was I. What I was saying is that more offenses were copying the Pack spread them out pass attack. Thus, the Pack D, does not need to get "bigger" to stop such a spread offense. They actually need more cover corners (ie more DB).
At this point in the year, each player individually needs to say I'm going to get faster, bigger and stronger before next year. Each player has a responsibility to come back the next year in good or better shape as the year before. Then on top of that, the defense as a whole has to buy into being more physical and better fundamental football players. Most importantly, tackling. Each young football player is taught how to tackle correctly at a very young age. Down the line where that skill is lost is beyond me. Each player has to want to be better than the team they line across from before the team as a whole improves. Someone one the defensive side of the ball needs to present this new mentality at some point in the off season and continue to encourage and push the agenda on the players. It won't change if the coaching staff doesn't demand more from their players. I think they should seriously commit a serious amount of time to tackling and strength training. More than they usually do. Of course union rules don't allow that.Hide replies
Apparently the union rules work for many other teams in regards to tackling and strength training.
aaron, I can't believe they don't do that, when we lost Collins it was a bigger lost than most realize, if our coaches don't motivate our players they shouldn't be coaching at all, I hope coaching is much more than a ra ra thing, just sayin'
agreed, aaron.
i have yet to hear a single player take responsibility in the defense getting pummeled saturday.
that's kind of disappointing to me.
marko- no they don't. tackling is a league-wide problem. not just green bay.
And why should they blood? Capers did not accept responsibility. I would hang this on Walden but since he is on probation and him getting paid for that game is grand larceny I am afraid he would be headed back to the slammer.
Tackling is usually awful, players just want to go for the "kill shot" instead of wrapping up....or going for the "strip". Green Bay was outcoached v. San Francisco as well.
fire capers! problem solved!
Capers let a 50 year old QB from Arizona dominate the most talented Defense in packers history because he refuse to make half-time adjustments! Fire him!Hide replies
you mean that HOFer kurt warner? one of the greatest QBs the last 20 years?
yeah, he should be ashamed.
you have no clue what adjustments they make.
Warner is not in the HOF & certainly won't be a 1st ballot HOFer. He had about 5 great seasons, which is really good if you're a RB, but not a QB. Otherwise, Dave Kreig would be in the HOF.
2-time NFL MVP
1-time super bowl MVP
1-time super bowl champion
1-time super bowl runner-up
2-time all-pro
4-time pro bowl
32,000 yards passing
208:128 TD:int ratio
one of the most accurate passers in NFL history.
bart starr wasn't even a first ballot.
yes, kurt warner will be in the HOF.
Warner is a media darling that most certainly will get into the HOF.
At this point, there are a number of unworthy inductees, so I don't care that they add one more.
... but if I'm Boomer Esiason or Phil Simms, I'm p!$$ed, beacuse their careers were better than Warners.
Warners election will make Donovan McNabb a viable HOF cantidate. That's the kind of player we're talking about here.
warner was MUCH better than mcnabb.
McNabb didn't lose his starting job 3 times, and had better numbers as an 11-year starting QB.
... McNabb ISN'T Hall-worthy, which, AGAIN, is the problem electing borderline players such as Warner.
Kurt Warner career ranks;
Completions - 28th
Yards - 29th
TDs - 28th
Rating - 8th
Players that have thrown for more yards (aside from Esiason, Sims, McNabb)
Kerry Collins
Matt Hasselbeck
Steve DeBerg
Jim Everett
Players that have thrown more tds (aside from Esiason, McNabb)
Dave Kreig
Drew Bledsoe
tied with Kerry Collins
Randal Cunningham, 1 less than Warner
The guy will only get into the Hall of Fame beacuse of his story.
Had he not gone from stocking groceries to winning a Super Bowl, he would NEVER get in beacuse he is not worthy.
The great Carson Palmer will finish with better overall numbers than Kurt Warner.
That in and of itself should invalidate his cantidacy.
Capers doesn't know how to game plan a QB with a rating over 90Hide replies
the packers held opposing QBs to the 4th lowest QB rating this year.
Fire Capers! Problem Solved!
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The Seward/Mapes Homestead presents a rare opportunity in historic preservation to focus on the lives and accomplishments of two men deeply engaged in the American Civil War on different levels – one as Secretary of State in the Lincoln Administration and the other as a Union soldier who survived many horrific battles before being severely wounded. That soldier was Captain William E. Mapes of the 124th New York State Volunteers, known as "The Orange Blossoms".The Homestead is also uniquely located in the Village of Florida and has the potential to become a vital community learning and cultural center.Come Dine With us! | July 13, 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Alexander (The Wedding Bargain) has a marvelous ear for witty dialogue and creates winning characters. Unfortunately, the plot of this otherwise terrific Regency rides includes twin clich?s: a will with an outrageous stipulation and a hero masquerading as another man (think Scarlet Pimpernel). Widowed Lady Gillian Marley persuades friends to draw up a list of bachelors so she can fulfill the condition of her uncle's will that she marry before her 30th birthday to inherit ?600,000. The money would augment her small income and enable her to fund a home for deserving female artists. Topping the list is the impoverished Earl of Shelbrooke, Richard Shelton, once a rake, now living a double life (he's an oil painter, a shocking calling for an aristocrat), trying to shore up the little that's left of the family fortune and provide dowries for four sisters. Will the earl lower himself for cold, hard cash? Will the lovely Gillian settle for a loveless marriage of convenience? The sex gets hot and heavy before the final answer in this delightful read. (Aug.)
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Gillian turns to her two closest friends, who happen to be male, for assistance in choosing an appropriate husband. They each draw up a list of candidates for her to consider. She quickly decides upon the impoverished Earl of Shelbrooke, Richard Shelton. Inviting him to a gathering in her home, she proposes marriage, but in name only. Richard is stunned, but refuses to agree to a chaste marriage, no matter how badly he and his family could use the money. He wants to have children to carry on his name and title, and he quickly recognizes the spark of desire between he and Gillian.
But Richard has a deep, dark secret. He's been earning money by painting in oils under an assumed Frenchman's name. A great scandal for an aristocrat should his secret be revealed. During their courtship, Richard becomes curious to the extent of Gillian's feelings for him. To find out, he poses as the French painter (himself) and invites her to pose for him. What will the wicked Earl discover about his lady fair?
This was my first read by Ms. Alexander, but it won't be my last. THE HUSBAND LIST was a cute, warm, and humorous story. It's refreshing to sometimes read lighthearted romances that are just plain enjoyable, and don't send you on an emotional roller coaster.Read more ›
Richard really needs the money the marriage will bring to him. His father gambled away the whole family fortune, and he has an estate and four sisters to take care of. But he also wants heirs and a wife to share his life with, so he is reluctant to enter into this marriage. What follows is a very engaging courtship where both Richard and Gillian get to know one another and fall in love.
I liked that both the characters are blunt with each other regarding their feelings, and there are no misunderstandings or games hampering the story. The secondary characters are also funny and endearing without dominating the story. The Husband List is a must for those who like their regencies to have some comedy to them.
If you were like me and expecting tons of excitment like the first book throughout the entire book I'm afraid you'll be greatly disappointed. The majority of the book was quite honestly boring. Most of the exciting action was in the last 4 chapters. Now I'm not saying that this was a HORRIBLE book because it wasn't. It just was far from great. In this book I couldn't get into the characters at all where as in the first book I was there with them by the end of the first chapter. If it wasn't part of a series that I really wanted to finish then I would've put it down and probably not have picked it back up.
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Charles Faudree with M.J. Van Deventer
Photographs by Jenifer Jordan
Faudree /Van Deventer/Jordan
The most beloved designer of Country French interiors, Charles Faudree has been working his magic on homes domestically and internationally for more than thirty-five years. His fourth book, Charles Faudree Interiors continues to reveal his versatility in classic and international styles, and showcases his newest signature Country French interior-his own new cabin nestled in the Oklahoma countryside-along with a tropical island retreat, a chic metropolitan high-rise, and homes done up in Georgian, contemporary, and ranch high style.
Here, in his personal, engaging manner, Faudree walks us through the challenges and successes of his newest designs. Beautiful photography by Jenifer Jordan proves that Country French can keep its traditional spirit and still be modern, surprising, and edgy.
Charles Faudree was named one of America's top 100 designers. He is often featured in design magazines, including Traditional Home, Southern Living, and House Beautiful. His previous books, Charles Faudree's French Country Signature, Charles Faudree's Country French Living, and Country French Florals and Interiors, have been widely lauded. While designing homes and creating books, Charles maintains a retail shop in Tulsa and has launched a fabric line, The Charles Faudree Collection, for Vervain. He lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Jenifer Jordan is a Texas-based photographer whose work has been featured in Traditional Home, Renovation Style, House Beautiful, Southern Accents and Veranda, as well as in two of Faudree's previous books, Charles Faudree's French Country Signature and Charles Faudree's Country French Living.
About the Author
Charles Faudree graduated from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, with a degree in art. His client list is international, and he is regarded as a master of Country French Style. This is his fifth book. He lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Jenifer Jordan's work has been featured in Traditional Home, Renovation Style, House Beautiful, Southern Accents and Veranda, as well as in all of Faudree's previous books.


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Lehigh University's Integrated Business & Engineering Honors Program
Below are links to the students that participated in the IBE program for the given year. Where applicable, they have given their permission to be contacted about their experiences with the IBE Honors Program at Lehigh University.
|Christopher A. Alexander
|Charles J. Bickhart
|Joshua W. Blatt
|Maxwell E. Brungardt
|William R. Chadwick
|John Marc W. Charpentier
|Jack B. Circus
|Gary N. DeSarno
|Seth Eugley
|Rachel Y. Fan
|Sean Feick
|Joseph G. Freeman
|Brielle D. Gemberling
|Haley P. Gleeson
|Paige H. Grossman
|Scott K. Henry
|Logan R. Herr
|Jung Min Hwang
|Quinn X. Iuliano
|Zhuojie Ji
|Ryan N. Kartiko
|Christopher A. Kersey
|Daniel R. Kessler
|Kyle D. Kristiansen
|Winston T. La
|Simon Mach
|Bryce Macomber
|Catherine A. Manthorp
|Michael J. McGowan
|William S. Miya
|Mackenzie Mooney
|David S. Morency
|Benjamin L. Moss
|Jason M. Nerreau
|Daniel Norris
|Christopher P. O'Neill
|Rachel Y. Okun
|Steven R. Pileggi
|Samuel D. Presti
|Diego Jose Ramirez Davila
|Daniel J. Ritter
|Jessica E. Rivera-Rincon
|Allison H. Rubin
|Avery J. Schmitz
|Natalie Seifert
|Benjamin A. Seligsohn
|Mark Shterk
|Jacques R. St. Germaine
|John E. St. Pierre
|Zachary W. Tieke
|Michael E. Trongone
|Benjamin W. Utterback
|Nicholas R. Valletta
|Ferguson Watkins
|Ross A. Zimmerman
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George Arthur Atkins
Position: G
6-1, 210lb (185cm, 95kg)
Born: April 10, 1932 in Birmingham, AL
Died: January 21, 2015 in Birmingham, AL
College: Auburn
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1960)
High School: Shades Valley (AL)
Draft: Detroit Lions in the 15th round (180th overall) of the 1955 NFL Draft.
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