Papers
Papers from study group meetings are kept on the appropriate study group pages. See the list on the left for papers from previous conferences.
Recent papers from DSA members
Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa: Agriculture,
urbanisation and growth. Mary Tiffen, Drylands Research Centre. ![]()
Annual conference 2003: Globalisation and Development
(10-12 September 2003, University of Strathclyde)
Papers are listed by session in the order that they were given during the conference. Click on the PDF icon to download/open the paper in Adobe Acrobat format.
| Wednesday 10 September |
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Plenary 1Adrian Wood, Making globalisation work for the poor: The 2000 white paper reconsidered [Download/open .pdf of presentation] |
International Organisations and Policy Reforms 1Brigitte Granville and Sushanta Mallick,
Integrating poverty reduction in IMF - World Bank models |
Economics, Finance and Development 1 |
NGOs and Development I (SCIAF)Allam Ahmed, Challenges of sustainable
development in Africa towards achieving the UN millenium development
goals Maura Leen, The challenges and opportunities
for international civil society in promoting ethical globalisation |
Information and Technology |
Agriculture, Rural Development and Trade Liberalisation |
Ageing and Development 1Roddy McKinnon and Roland Sigg The
role and nature of non-contributory social security in the design
of social protection strategies for older people in developing
countries |
International Organisations and Policy Reforms 2Musa Jega Ibrahim, An evaluation
of the developmental implications of the World Bank and IMF lending
policies |
Economics, Finance and Development 2Anthony Clunies-Ross, Ways of paying
for global public goods Firdu Gemech and John Struthers,
The McKinnon-Shaw hypothesis: Thirty years on: A review of recent
developments in financial liberalisation theory Andrew Sumner, Why are we still arguing
about globalisation? |
Environment 1Silviu Scrieciu, Economic causes
of tropical deforestation - a global empirical application |
Information Technology 2Moazzem Hossain, Telecommunications
reform and the emerging "new economy": The case of India
|
Globalisation and DevelopmentJohn Henley, Chasing the dragon:
Accounting for the under-performance of India by comparison with
China in attracting foreign direct investment Mozammel Huq, Economic development
in a changing globalised economy: The case of developing countries
Sandy Kyaw, Foreign direct investment
to developing countries in the globalised world |
Human DevelopmentKaruna Gomanee, Sourafel Girma and Oliver
Morrissey, Aid, public spending and human welfare: Evidence
from quantile regressions |
Women and Development |
Agriculture and Rural Development 2Jonathan Kydd and Andrew Dorward, Implications
of market and coordination failures for rural development in least
developed countries |
| Thursday 11 September |
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Plenary 2Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, The Millenium Development Goals and the Responsibility of Rich Countries |
Development Management 1Jankees van Donge, Nurtured from
above and growing from the roots: social funds and decentralisation
in Zambia and Malawi Kuo-Tai Cheng, Telecommunications
privatisation in Taiwan: A beautiful mistake? Julius Court and John Young, Bridging
Research and Policy: Insights from 50 Case Studies |
Economics, Finance and Development 3Anne-Sophie Claeys and Alice Sindzingre,
Regional integration as a transfer of rules: The case of the relationship
between the European Union (EU) and the West African Economic
and Monetary Union (WAEMU) |
NGOs and Development 2 (INTRAC)Fletcher Tembo, Political leverage
through revelation of inter-face meanings: A critical NGDO role
in building poor people’s capacity to benefit from globalisation
|
Ageing and Development 2 |
Globalisation, Production and Poverty |
Wellbeing and Development 1: Researching Wellbeing - Objective and SubjectiveLaura Camfield, Using subjective
measures of wellbeing in developing countries |
Technology and Development 1Allam Ahmed, Strengthening African
universities' role in technology development: A Sudan case study
|
Livestock 1 |
ESRC presentation: Video on WTO policiesJoseph Assan, "Blackstar greenroom":
WTO policies and Ghana Philip Gyesi-Appiah, Impact analysis
of small-to-medium enterprise (SME) export development in Ghana
|
International Organisations and Policy Reforms 3Hamed El-Said and Jane Harrigan,
Globalisation, international finance and political Islam in the
Arab World |
Economics, Finance and Development 4 |
Poverty 1 |
Corporate Social Responsibility/ Development EthicsArif Zaman, Made in Japan: Converging
trends in corporate social responsibility and corporate governance
|
African Trade: Economics, Finance and DevelopmentAlamedin Bannaga, Adjustment policies
and the current-account balance: empirical evidence from Sudan
Ayele Gelan, Trade policy and urban-rural
inequalities in LDCs: A simulation experiment with a new economic
geography model |
Wellbeing and Development 2: Researching Wellbeing - Culture, Structure and InequalityBereket Kebede, Administrative allocation,
lease markets and inequality in land in rural Ethiopia: 1995-97
|
Women and Development 2 |
Livestock 2 |
Development with a 'Public Face' (campaigns, stereotypes, awareness)Caroline Wright, Consuming lives,
consuming landscapes: Interpreting advertisements for "Cafedirect"
coffee |
Economics, Finance and Development 5Tadeo Satta, Foreign-entry influence
on bank lending to small firms in Tanzania |
Asian Trade: Economics Finance and Development |
Poverty 2Wendy Olsen, Pluralism, tenancy and
poverty: Cultivating open-mindedness in poverty studies |
Globalisation and Political EconomyRenee Prendergast, Development and
freedom Garrett Wyse, A new definition of
public goods for the microfinance industry: Some suggestions for
the donor community |
Corporate Social Responsibility/ Development Ethics |
Technology and Development 2Mozammel Huq, Building technological
capability in developing countries: The case for a technology
policy |
Agriculture and Rural Development 3Fatima Adamu, Globalisation and economic
glocalisation in northern Nigeria |
| Friday 12 September |
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Plenary 3Tony Barnett, HIV/AIDS, Globalisation and Development Studies [Download/open .pdf of presentation] |
Development Management 2Colin Jacobs, The challenge of public
sector reform in EC accession countries: Reflections from the
Baltic |
Economics, Finance and Development 7 |
HIV/AIDS and DevelopmentJohn Morton, Conceptualising the
links between HIV/AIDS and pastoralist livelihoods |
Ageing and Development 3 |
Economics, Finance and Development 9Jose Maria de Oliveira, Product quality
and productivity for development in Brazil: The influences of
trade liberalisation in the adoption of such programmes |
Environment 2 |
Women and Development 2 |
Women and Development 3 |
Agriculture and Rural Development 4Czech Conroy and Alistair Sutherland,
Participatory techology development with resource-poor farmers:
maximising impact through the use of recommended domains Chris Garforth, Yadav Khatiwada and David
Campbell, Communication research to support knowledge interventions
in agricultural development: case studies from Eritrea and Uganda
Anita Gill, Interlinked agrarian
credit markets in a developing economy: A case study of Indian
Punjab |
International Organisations and Policy Reforms 4Oliver Morrissey and Arjan Verschoor,
What does ownership mean in practice? Policy learning and the
evolution of pro-poor policies in Uganda |
Plenary 4: Globalisation, Justice, Aid and Development |
