15 January 2009
The Possible Dynamic Role of Natural Resource-Based Networks in Latin American Development Strategies
Also presented at the GLOBELICS Conference in 2010
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15 January 2009
Also presented at the GLOBELICS Conference in 2010
1 January 2009
1 January 2009
Published by: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO)
El trabajo aquí presentado es el resultado de un amplio proceso de investigación multidisciplinaria que se inició en el año 2003. El proyecto está inspirado en un enfoque de nueva economía política diseñado para comprender cómo, las diferentes instituciones políticas afectan los costos de transacción necesarios para la aprobación de políticas.
1 January 2009
Published by: IDS
This IDS Bulletin reflects, as the first in the 40th anniversary volume, on some of the core areas of research and policy advocacy that are central to IDS’ work: inequalities, poverty, power, social protection, transformational education, HIV/AIDS, gender and climate change.
This research seeks to assess the impact of China’s growing economic relationships in Latin America and Africa in the context of a major structural shift in the global political economy; ‘South-South dialogue’; and sustainable development strategies addressing poverty alleviation and reduced inequality.
The Triple-S Initiative aims to catalyse systemic change in rural water policies and practices, to move from an infrastructure-based approach towards service delivery approaches. IDS is providing ongoing external learning and methodology support to the initiative.
1 December 2008
Published by: IDS
The focus of this IDS Bulletin is particularly apposite at a time when much-cherished axioms are being re-inspected and where new possibilities and directions are so badly needed.
This project considered whether windfall revenues in Latin American countries have improved the ability of states to produce sustainable and equitable budget allocations.
1 May 2008
Published by: IDS
The working poor contribute to, and benefit from, economic growth through labour markets and paid work, but employment generation has not featured significantly in the macroeconomic agenda.
1 May 2008
Technical Background Paper for the World Bank LAC Region Trade Report