Development

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The Homeowner Ideology

Economic (F)Utility of Real Property Rights in Four African Cities

By Singumbe Muyeba
Subjects: Political Science, Political Economy, Economics, Development, Public Policy
Series: African Perspectives

Confronts neoclassical economic conventions on homeownership in sub-Saharan African cities

Fourth Revolution and the Bottom Four Billion

Making Technologies Work for the Poor

By Nir Kshetri
Subjects: Economics, Development, Class Studies, Cultural Studies

Advanced technology for the Bottom Four Billion

Aid Imperium

United States Foreign Policy and Human Rights in Post-Cold War Southeast Asia

By Salvador Santino Fulo Regilme
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Economics, Development
Series: Emerging Democracies

How US foreign policy affects state repression

Investing in the Homeland

Migration, Social Ties, and Foreign Firms

By Benjamin A.T. Graham
Subjects: Political Science, Political Economy, Economics, Development, European Studies, Asian Studies, Diaspora Studies
Series: Michigan Studies in International Political Economy

Diaspora-affiliated firms that invest in the homeland are more successful than other foreign firms, but are equally socially irresponsible.

Broadcasting, Voice, and Accountability

A Public Interest Approach to Policy, Law, and Regulation

By Steve Buckley, Kreszentia M. Duer, Toby Mendel, and Sean O Siochru
Subjects: Economics, Development, Media Studies, T.V. & Radio
Series: The New Media World

Growing Apart

Oil, Politics, and Economic Change in Indonesia and Nigeria

By Peter Lewis
Subjects: Political Science, Comparative Politics, African Studies, Asian Studies, Economics, Development
Series: Interests, Identities, and Institutions in Comparative Politics

The story of how oil—and oil money—transformed political life in two major producer-nations

Microfoundations of Economic Growth

A Schumpeterian Perspective

By Gunnar Eliasson, Christopher Gre, and Charles McCann
Subjects: Business, Business Management and Leadership, Economics, Development

Combines a look at institutions and the innovative behavior of firms with an intuitively dynamic, macroeconomic analysis, all from a Schumpeterian perspective

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