Global Poverty Research Group
Publications
The GPRG is a collaborative framework and our publications are available from diverse sources. Some of the links included are to content on external sites which are not necessarily under our control.
NEWSLETTER 1
Contents:
- International Finance Facility
- Poverty & witchcraft
- First Harvest of the GPRG
- Staying Poor: Chronic Poverty & Development Policy International Conference 2003
- Measuring welfare: approaches from two disciplines
- Capabilities, reproductive health & well-being
- Subjective well-being, income & capabilities
- Joint Review Mission of the District Primary EducationProject, India
- How to promote fruitful multi-discipline research
- Books
- Working papers
NEWSLETTER 2
Contents:
- Introduction
- Africa Commission
- Insuring Ugandan coffee farmers
- UNIDO training workshop
- Chronic Poverty Report 2004-2005
- Elgar Companion to Development Studies
- Social Protection for Chronic Poverty Conference
- Growth, Poverty Reduction and Human Development in Africa Conference
- Socio-economics of tenancy among poor people in India
- GPRG meeting 29-30 June
- The ‘Bottom Billion'
- Working papers
NEWSLETTER 3
Contents:
- Commission for Africa & the World Bank
- New GPRG Website
- Ghana Cocoa Farming
- Research for Results in Education Conference, April 2005
- Broadening our Understanding of Poverty & Wellbeing
- Labour Markets in Africa
- Manufacturing Firms in Africa & Exporting
- Trade Liberalisation & Agricultural Performance
- Networks, Behaviour & Poverty Workshop
- The Winners & Losers from the RightsBased Approach to Development Conference
- IDPM NGO Conference
- Commonwealth Prize 2005
- Working papers
NEWSLETTER 4
Contents:
- Can trade help meet the goals of the Africa Commission?
- South African Economic Policy Under Democracy
- Political corruption & the HIPC Initiative
- Cocoa farming in Ghana
- Reclaiming development? Assessing the contribution of NGOs to development alternatives
- Agricultural markets in Benin & Malawi
- Equity, opportunity & identity: GPRG conference 19 March 2006
- A new look at unemployment in Ghana & Tanzania
- Poverty, human capital & sustainable livelihoods in Tanzania
- Redesigning the state: Political corruption in development policy & practice
NEWSLETTER 5
Contents
- Inequality and development
- Applying ‘Q Squared' methods to further our understanding of poverty dynamics in Uganda
- Outcomes of education for pro-poor development
- Leverhulme Fellowship for David Hulme
- Equity, opportunity and identity – GPRG Conference Oxford March 2006
- Livelihood dynamics in planned and spontaneous resettlement in Hurungwe District, Zimbabwe
- Corruption and migration: A household survey and a field experiment in Cape Verde
- Policy implications of witchcraft
- New GPRG management structure
- Brooks World Poverty Institute
- Redesigning the state
NEWSLETTER 6
Contents:
- Qualitative and quantitative analysis of poverty
- Is vote buying effective?
- The Elgar Companion to Development Studies
- Why are they on the street? Street children in Bangladesh
- Economics of education
- Rural livelihoods in Ghana
- Behaviour in agricultural markets
- Remittances and poverty reduction in Zimbabwe
- Jobs and poverty reduction
- Nutrition and economic development in sub-Saharan Africa
- New GPRG working paper