Papers from 1999 annual conference

The Inter-Generational Bargain

Held at CDS, University of Bath, 12-14 September

Plenary papers
Geoff Wood, Introducing the inter-generational contract
David Collard, The generational bargain
Merilee S. Grindle & Mary E. Hilderbrand, The development studies sector in the UK: Challenges for the new millennium (report prepared for DFID) Executive summary , Recommendations , Full report , Tables
Rosalind Eyben, Talk to the DSA annual conference dinner
Mick Foster, John Healey, Matthew Martin, Howard White, Linking HIPC II debt relief with poverty reduction and wider aid issues: Some reflections and suggestions

Parallel papers
Hisham H. Abdelabki, Education, equity and adjustment: the case of Egypt [Figure One] [Table One] [Table Two] [Table Three] [Table Four]
R.M. Auty, Reforming resource-abundant transition economies: Kazakstan and Uzbekistan
Armando Barrientos, Work, retirement and vulnerability of older persons in latin america: What are the lessons for pension design? [Figure One] [Figure Two] [Figure Three]
Stephanie Barrientos, Ethical trade and globalisation: Assessing the implications for development
Mick Blowfield, Ethical trade – an end or a means?
Fiona Carmichael and Susan Charles, Caring for the sick and elderly – an intergenerational bargain that could break down
James Copestake and Philip Weston, Promises and pitfalls of debt forgiveness: A counterfactual case study of Zambia during the early 1990s
Satoko Horie, Common property and civil society in Nepal: Community forestry and their possibilities
M M Huq, Technological capability building in low-income developing countries: Towards understanding the nature of the problem
Josaphat P. Kweka & Oliver Morrissey, Government spending and economic growth: Empirical evidence from tanzania (1965-1996)
Colin W. Lawson, J. Allister Mcgregor, Douglas K. Saltmarshe, Surviving and thriving: Differentiation in a peri-urban community in northern Albania
Michael Lyons, Carin Smuts, Anthea Stephens: Increasing efficiency or closing doors? The changing role of the state in participatory development
Roddy McKinnon and Roger Charlton, Mandatory private pensions: Cautionary tales for DCs
Claire Mercer, Who wants to be empowered? Participatory culture and the discourse of maendeleo on Mount Kilimanjaro
Karen Moore, Supporting children and youth in their working lives - obstacles and opportunities
Katharina Müller, The Latin American experience: Chile and beyond
Jessica Nott and Samantha Yates, A challenge to invisibility: Intergenerational experiences of ageing in the urban context
Kunibert Raffer, More conditions and less money: Shifts of aid policies during the 1990s
András Simonovits, Partial privatization of a pension system: Lessons from Hungary
Carla Sutherland, Securing the future: Student financing at Makerere university, Uganda
Anne Tallontire, Will the WTO prevent the growth of ethical trade? Implications of the international policy environment for ethical trade schemes
Mary Tiffen, Parental investments in education of children; Cultural influences, livelihood patterns and the environment: examples from Kenya and Senegal
Ann Varley & Maribel Blasco, Family diversity and housing for older people in Mexico
Alfred B. Zack-Williams, Child soldiers in the civil war in Sierra Leone

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