1. Introduction and overview / Philip Daniel. [et al.] -- 2. International corporate taxation and the extractive industries : principles, practice, problems / Michael Keen and Peter Mullins -- 3. An overview of tranfer pricing in extractive industries / Stephen E. Shay -- 4. Transfer pricing :...

1. A survey of literature on child labour -- 2. Derivation of supply functions of child labour from household behaviour -- 3. Trade sanction and child labour -- 4. Why do composite policies sometimes fail? -- 5. Is reduction of poverty a necessity? -- 6. Agricultural dualism, subsidy policies...

1. Introduction -- 2. Microcredit in Bangladesh : how the credit markets work -- 3. Microcredit in Bangladesh : how the microcredit model works -- 4. Theories of microcredit : group lending and moral hazard -- 5. Theories of microcredit : adverse selection and repayment enforcement -- 6. When...

part 1. Development management : concepts and theories -- part 2. Development management : capacity building and performance management -- part 3. Development management : actors, practices and lessons.

1. Introduction -- 2. The way forward : how do 'inclusive' alliances happen? -- 3. The fiscal politics of mineral development in Ghana -- 4. Zambia : democratisation without a 'social dividend'? -- 5. Bolivia : a 'hybrid' political economy? -- 6. The politics of inclusive fiscal policy -- 7....

The book focuses on the linkages between institutions, inequality and development. It analyzes formal political institutions, in particular the relationship between democracy and human development. It also centers on informal social institutions leading to the exclusion of population groups such...

Reducing poverty and increasing wellbeing in developing countries have become central aims of both the national policy-makers as well as the international community. With the Millennium Development Declaration of 2000, the international community has agreed to focus on poverty reduction and the...

Poverty and inequality persist in many regions of the developing world. This may be due mainly to an ineffective targeting of policies to address the root causes of poverty. Sustainable policy interventions are in need of reliable concepts of poverty and of a thorough understanding of the...

Reducing poverty and increasing wellbeing in developing countries have become central aims of both the national policy-makers as well as the international community. With the Millennium Development Declaration of 2000, the international community has agreed to focus on poverty reduction and the...