What We Are Reading 26/08/2011
August 26, 2011
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- Duflo et al find unconditional cash transfers work just as well at promoting education as conditional ones: nber.org/papers/w19227 3 years ago
- Soros makes the case for rule of law as a measure of and driver for poverty reduction - ft.com/cms/s/0/64aae5… 4 years ago
- Do we really need more new development ethnography? asks @Aidnography bit.ly/15iB9s1 4 years ago
- RT @viewfromthecave: Humanity interview with James Ferguson on development and his book The Anti-Politics Machine bit.ly/14G6CpT 4 years ago
- RT @ProSyn: Stiglitz: "African governments must undertake industrial policies to help restructure their economies." bit.ly/10TkN6D 4 years ago
- What if Global Health donors were your parents? cgd.to/10iFXy6 4 years ago
- The differences between China's horizontal and the West's vertical health diplomacy in Africa - thinkafricapress.com/health/sino-af… 4 years ago
- NEW Post! Why States Failed in Late Century Africa badcure.wordpress.com/2013/05/07/why… 4 years ago
- Is it crazy to think we can eradicate poverty? nytimes.com/2013/05/05/mag… 4 years ago
- RT @aidwatch: "The blind spot in development economics, at least until recently, is politics." bit.ly/18fBtbA via @cblatts 4 years ago
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