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Agricultural land settlement : the relationship between scheme costs and scheme performance

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Project planning and project identification : rational, political or somewhere in between?

Hulme, David - In: Manchester papers on development 4 (1988) 2, pp. 272-293

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State-sponsored land settlement policies : theory and practice

Hulme, David - In: Development and change 18 (1987) 3, pp. 413-436

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The international transfer of institutional innovations : replicating the Grameen Bank in other countries

Hulme, David - In: Development perspectives for the 1990s, (pp. 247-265). 1991

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Can the Grameen Bank be replicated? : recent experiments in Malaysia, Malawi and Sri Lanka

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Global poverty : how global governance is failing the poor

Hulme, David - 2010 - 1. publ.

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Governing global poverty? : global ambivalence and the millennium development goals

Hulme, David - In: Global governance, poverty and inequality, (pp. 135-161). 2010

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Reproductive health and the millennium development goals : politics, ethics, evidence and 'unholy alliance'

Hulme, David - 2009

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Global poverty : global governance and poor people in the post-2015 era

Hulme, David - 2015 - 2. ed.

"The first book to tackle the issue of global poverty through the lens of global institutions; this fully updated volume provides an important resource for all students and scholars of international relations, development studies and international political economy"--

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