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Date |
Title
(Author/s) |
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| 53 |
March
2008 |
Behavioral Responses to Changes Accompanying Reform: A Q-Squared Analysis from Than Hoa Province, Vietnam - (Paul Shaffer, Trent University and University of Toronto)
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| 52 |
March
2008 |
Poverty Dynamics: Measurement and Understanding from an Interdisciplinary Perspective. - (Tony Addison, The University of Manchester; David Hulme, The University of Manchester; Ravi Kanbur, Cornell University)
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| 51 |
March
2008 |
On Trying to be Q-Squared: Merging methods for a Technical Minded Client - (Nilakshi de Silva Centre for Poverty Analysis, Colombo, Sri Lanka; Neranjana Gunetilleke Centre for Poverty Analysis, Colombo, Sri Lanka) |
Abstracts |
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| 50 |
November
2007 |
THE
USE OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE SURVEY RESULTS
TO INFLUENCE POLICY: THE CASE OF PARTICIPATORY SERVICE
DELIVERY (PSDA) IN ZANZIBAR - (SLAUS
T. MWISOMBA DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA ) |
Abstracts |
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| 49 |
November
2007 |
A
Q-Squared approach to Pro-Poor Policy Formulation
in Namibia - (Sebastian
Levine, United Nations Development Programme, Namibia;
Benjamin Roberts, Human Sciences Research Council,
South Africa) |
Abstracts |
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| 48 |
November
2007 |
Community-based
Change Ranking: Understanding Poverty Dynamics from
a Multidimensional Perspective -
(Munshi Sulaiman, BRAC, Bangladesh; Imran Matin,
BRAC, Bangladesh)
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Abstracts |
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| 47 |
November
2007 |
Targeting
Context Specific Reasons for Reducing Poverty Faster:
Utilizing the Stages-of-Progress Methodology
- (Anirudh
Khrishna
Sanford Institute of Public Policy, Duke University,
Durham, NC) |
Abstracts |
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| 46 |
November
2007 |
Trade
Liberalisation and Intra-household Poverty in Vietnam:
a Q2 Social Impact Analysis - (Nicola
Jones, Overseas Development Institute, London, UK;
Nguyen Ngoc Anh, Development and Policies Research
Center, Hanoi; Nguyen Thu Hang, Center for Analysis
and Forecasting, Hanoi ) |
Abstracts |
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| 45 |
November
2007 |
Monitoring
Empowerment in Policy and Programme Interventions:
Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches
- (Jeremy
Holland, Oxford Policy Management, UK; Simon Brook,
Oxford Policy Management, UK; Nora Dudwick, PRMPR,
World Bank; Mette Bertelsen, PRMPR, World Bank;
Gil Yaron, GY Associates) |
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| 44 |
November
2007 |
Whose
Numbers Count? Resolving Conflicting Evidence on
Bt Cotton in India - (Ronald
J. Herring, Cornell University) |
Abstracts |
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| 43 |
November
2007 |
Identifying
and Communicating Pro-Poor Policy Messages to Policy
Audiences: the Case of Chronic Poverty in Uganda
- (Kate
Bird, Overseas Development Institute) |
Abstracts |
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| 42 |
November
2007 |
POVERTY
DYNAMICS AND LIFE TRAJECTORIES IN RURAL BANGLADESH
- (Bob
Baulch , Institute of Development Studies at the
University of Sussex; Peter Davis, Department of
Economics and International Development, University
of Bath) |
Abstracts |
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| 41 |
November
2007 |
Evaluation
of entra 21 using Quantitative and Qualitative Data
- (María
Laura Alzúa, IEFAL-Fundación Mediterránea,
Argentina; Paula Nahirñak, IEFAL-Fundación
Mediterránea, Argentina; Belissario Alvarez
de Toledo. IEFAL-Fundación Mediterránea,
Argentina) |
Abstracts |
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| 40 |
November
2007 |
Combining
Survey and Ethnographic Methods to Evaluate Conditional
Cash Transfer Programs -(Michelle
Adato, International Food Policy Research Institute,
Washington, D.C.) |
Abstracts |
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| 39 |
June
2007 |
Conceptualizing
social exclusion in the context of India’s
poorest regions: a contribution to the Qual-Quant
debate -(Arjan
de Haan
Department for International Development (UK)) |
Abstracts |
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| 38 |
June
2007 |
Community
Wealth-Ranking and Household Surveys: An Integrative
Approach -
(Bereket Kebede, School of Development Studies,
University of East Anglia ; Centre for the Study
of African Economies (CSAE); University of Oxford) |
Abstracts |
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| 37 |
June
2007 |
Figuring
Out Accountability: Selected uses of official statistics
by civil society to improve public sector performance
-(Christopher
Scott, London School of Economics and Political
Science) |
Abstracts |
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| 36 |
April
2007 |
From
Models to Mechanisms: Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives
on Literacy and Development -(Bryan
Maddox School of Development Studies, University
of East Anglia) |
Abstracts |
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| 35 |
April
2007 |
Weighting
Dimensions of Poverty Based on People’s Priorities:
Constructing a Composite Poverty Index for the Maldives
-(Hans
de Kruijk, Erasmus University; Martine Rutten, Dutch
Ministry of Finance and School of Economics) |
Abstracts |
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| 34 |
April
2007 |
Bringing
Politics Back In To Poverty Analysis: Why Understanding
of Social Relations Matters More for Policy on Chronic
Poverty than Measurement
-(John Harriss, Simon Fraser University) |
Abstracts |
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| 33 |
February
2007 |
Poverty
Measurement Blues: Some Reflections on the Space
for Understanding ‘Chronic’ and ‘Structural’
Poverty in South Africa -(Dr
Andries du Toit, Programme for Land and Agrarian
Studies, School of Government University of the
Western Cape, South Africa) |
Abstracts |
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| 32 |
February
2007 |
A
Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Poverty
Targeting Methods in Vietnam -(Nga
Nguyet Nguyen, The World Bank, Hanoi Office ; Martin
Rama, The World Bank, Hanoi Office) |
Abstracts |
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| 31 |
February
2007 |
Core
Poverty, Vagueness and Adaptation: A New Methodology
and Some Results for South Africa -(David
A. Clark, Global Povery Research Group, ), Universities
of Manchester and Oxford, UK and Institute for Development
Policy and Management (IDPM), University of Manchester,
UK ; Mozaffar Qizilbash, School of Economics, University
of East Anglia, Norwich, UK ) |
Abstracts |
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| 30 |
August
2006 |
Annotated
Bibliography of Recent Q2 Analyses of Poverty
-(Jessica
da Silva) |
Abstracts |
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| 29 |
August
2006 |
Using
Rapid City Surveys to Inform Municipal Social Policy
– An Application in Cali, Columbia
-(Jesko
Hentschel, The World Bank) |
Abstracts |
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| 28 |
August
2006 |
Inter-country
Comparisons of Poverty Based on a Capability Approach:
An Empirical Exercise -(Sanjay
Reddy, Department of Economics, Barnard College
and Institute for Social and Economic Research and
Policy, Columbia University; Sujata Visaria, Department
of Economics, Boston University; Muhammad Asali,
Department of Economics, Columbia University)
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Abstracts |
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| 27 |
June
2006 |
Representing
Poverty and Attacking Representations: Perspectives
on Poverty from Social Anthropology -(Maia
Green, Global Poverty Research Group and Department
of Social Anthropology, University of Manchester) |
Abstracts |
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| 26 |
June
2006 |
Pluralism,
Tenancy and Poverty: Cultivating Open-Mindedness
in Poverty Studies -(Wendy
Olsen, Global Poverty Research Group, Universities
of Manchester and Oxford, UK.) |
Abstracts |
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| 25 |
June
2006 |
Experiencing
Poverty in Africa: Perspectives from Anthropology
- (David Booth, Overseas Development Institute,
UK., Melissa Leach, Institute of Development Studies,
University of Sussex, UK., Alison Tierney, University
of Edinburgh, UK.) |
Abstracts |
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| 24 |
April
2006 |
Poverty.Dynamics.and.the.Role.of.Livestock.in
the Peruvian Andes - (P.
Kristjanson, International Livestock Research Institute
(ILRI), Kenya, A. Krishna, Sanford Institute of
Public Policy, Duke University, M. Radeny, International
Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), Kenya, J. Kuan,
Consortium for the Sustainable Development of the
Andean Ecoregion (CONDESAN), G. Quilca, CARE-Peru,
A. Sanchez-Urrelo, CARE-Peru & C. Leon-Velarde,
International Potato Centre (CIP), Peru) |
Abstracts |
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| 23 |
April
2006 |
Poverty
Persistence and Transitions in Uganda: A Combined
Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis -
(David
Lawson, University of Manchester, UK., Andy McKay,
University of Bath & John Okidi, Economic Policy
Research Centre, Kampala) |
Abstracts |
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| 22 |
April
2006 |
And
Never the Twain Shall Meet? An Exchange on the Strengths
and Weaknesses of Anthropology and Economics in
Analyzing the Commons - (Ravi
Kanbur, Cornell University & Annelise Riles,
Cornell University) |
Abstracts |
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| 21 |
April
2006 |
Conceptual
Ferment in Poverty and Inequality Measurement: The
View from Economics and Sociology -
(David
Grusky, Stanford University & Ravi Kanbur, Cornell
University) |
Abstracts |
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| 20 |
February
2006 |
Community
Participation in Social Funds in Malawi and Zambia
- (Anju
Vajja, Operations Evaluation Department, World Bank
& Howard White, Operations Evaluation Department,
World Bank) |
Abstracts |
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| 19 |
February
2006 |
The
Case for Cross-Disciplinary Social Science Research
on Poverty, Inequality and Well-being -
(David Hulme, Institute for Development Policy and
Management, University of Manchester & John
Toye, Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford)
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Abstracts |
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| 18 |
February
2006 |
Conversations
between Anthropologists and Economists
-
(Metin M. Cosgel, Economics Dept., University of
Connecticut) |
Abstracts |
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| 17 |
February
2006 |
Methodological
Approaches in Economics and Anthropology
- (Pranab Bardhan, Department of Economics, University
of California at Berkeley & Isha Ray, Energy
and Resources Group, University of California at
Berkeley) |
Abstracts |
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| 16 |
December
2005 |
The
Social Impact of Social Funds in Jamaica: A “Participatory
Econometric” Analysis of Targeting, Collective
Action, and Participation in Community-Driven Development
- (Vijayendra
Rao, The World Bank, Washington DC & Ana María
Ibáñez, Universidad de Los Andes,
Bogota, Colombia) |
Abstracts |
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| 15 |
December
2005 |
Studying
Multi-Dimensional Poverty in Ethiopia: towards a
Q-Integrated Approach -(Philippa
Bevan, University of Bath) |
Abstracts |
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| 14 |
December
2005 |
Combining
Participatory and Survey-based Approaches to Poverty
Monitoring and Analysis*-(Simon
Appleton, University of Nottingham & David Booth,
Overseas Development Institute) |
Abstracts |
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| 13 |
December
2005 |
Participation
and Numbers -(Robert
Chambers, Institute of Development Studies, University
of Sussex) |
Abstracts |
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| 12 |
October
2005 |
Combining
Quantitative and Qualitative Data in Welfare Policy
Evaluations in the United States -
(Andrew S. London, Syracuse University, Saul Schwartz,
Carleton University& Ellen K. Scott, University
of Oregon) |
Abstracts |
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| 11 |
October
2005 |
The
Best of Both Worlds: Producing National Statistics
using Participatory Methods -
(Carlos Barahona, Statistical Services Centre, The
University of Reading, UK & Sarah Levy, Calibre
Consultants, Reading U.K.) |
Abstracts |
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| 10 |
October
2005 |
Understanding
Rural Poverty and Investment in Agriculture: An
Assessment of Integrated Quantitative and Qualitative
Research in Western Kenya
- (Frank Place, World Agroforestry Centre, Nairobi,
Kenya, Michelle Adato, International Food Policy
Research Institute, Washington DC, Paul Hebinck,
Wageningen University, Wageningen, The Netherlands) |
Abstracts |
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| 9 |
October
2005 |
UNDERSTANDING
POVERTY AND VULNERABILITY IN INDIA’S UTTAR
PRADESH AND BIHAR: A Q-SQUARED APPROACH
- (Barbara
Parker, Save the Children US, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
& Valerie Kozel, The World Bank) |
Abstracts |
|
| 8 |
October
2005 |
‘P3
> Q2’ IN NORTHERN ORISSA; an example of
integrating ‘Combined Methods’ (Q2)
through a ‘Platform for Probing Poverties’
(P3) -
(Alan Rew, Cntr. for Development Studies, University
of Wales Swansea, Shahzad Khan, Xavier Institute
of Management, Bhubaneswar, Orissa & Martin
Rew, Research Fellow, HIV/AIDS Unit, Division of
Social Statistics, University of Southampton.) |
Abstracts |
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| 7 |
October
2005 |
SQUARING
THE ‘Q’s? METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS
ON A STUDY OF DESTITUTION IN ETHIOPIA
- (Kay
Sharp, Institute of Development Studies, University
of Sussex) |
Abstracts |
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| 6 |
October
2005 |
Methodological
Innovations in Research on the Dynamics of Poverty:
A Longitudinal Study in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
- (Michelle
Adato, International Food Policy Research Institute,
Washington DC, USA, Francie Lund, University of
KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa & Phakama
Mhlongo, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South
Africa) |
Abstracts |
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| 5 |
October
2005 |
Governance
in the Gullies: Democratic Responsiveness and Leadership
in Delhi’s Slums -
(Saumitra
Jha, Department of Economics, Stanford University,
Vijayendra Rao, Development Research Group, The
World Bank & Michael Woolcock, Development Research
Group, The World Bank) |
Abstracts |
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| 4 |
October
2005 |
“Hearing
the voices of the poor”: Assigning poverty
lines on the basis of local perceptions of poverty;
a quantitative analysis of qualitative data from
participatory wealth ranking in rural South Africa
- (James
R Hargreaves et. al., London School of Hygiene
and Tropical Medicine) |
Abstracts |
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| 3 |
October
2005 |
Combining
Quantitative and Qualitative methods in Assessing
Chronic Poverty: The Case of Rwanda
- (Gerard
Howe, Department for International Development,
UK & Andrew McKay, University of Bath, UK) |
Abstracts |
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| 2 |
October
2005 |
Epistemology,
Normative Theory and Poverty Analysis: Implications
for Q-Squared in Practice -
(Ravi Kanbur, Cornell University & Paul Shaffer,
University of Toronto) |
Abstracts |
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| 1 |
October
2005 |
Q-Squared
- Qualitative and Quantitative Poverty Appraisal:
Complementarities, Tensions and the Way Forward
- (Ravi
Kanbur (Editor) Cornell University ) |
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