Papers from 2003 annual conference
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 (view conference programme). 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)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 1 |
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 |
