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1. African agricultural development: How are we contributing?

2. The impact of foreign aid on economic development: A systematic literature review and content analysis of the top 50 most influential papers.

3. Developing tangible measures for eco-efficiency: the case of the Finnish and Swedish pulp and paper industry.

5. DETECTION, DIAGNOSIS AND ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS OF SHEET-BREAK IN A PULP AND PAPER MILL WITH ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS.

7. Papers of Selected Institutes.

8. Making globalization work for the poor: the 2000 White Paper reconsidered.

9. DISCUSSION OF PAPER BY E. M. BERNSTEIN.

10. Books Received.

11. The new UK White Paper on International Development: an NGO perspective.

12. The gender and poverty nexus in the DFID White Paper: opportunity or constraint?

13. British aid and the White Paper on International Development: dressing a wolf in sheep's clothing in the emperor's new clothes?

14. One world, big society: a discursive analysis of the Conservative green paper for international development.

15. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSURANCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 85 EMPIRICAL PAPERS FOR A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.

16. Postcolonial leadership: a discursive analysis of the Conservative Green Paper 'A Conservative agenda for international development'.

17. Britain's New White Paper: Making Governance Work for the Poor.

18. The 1997 White Paper: powerful poverty commitment, imprecise operational strategy.

19. A campaigning group's perspective on the 1997 White Paper on International Development.

20. The White Paper's treatment of agriculture, natural resources and rural livelihoods.

21. The 1975 and 1997 White Papers compared: enriched vision, depleted policies?

22. Eliminating world poverty: a challenge for the 21st century. An overview of the 1997 White Paper on International Development.

23. Contributed Papers Distribution of Bird Diversity in a Vulnerable Neotropical Landscape.

24. The new public management in developing countries: introduction.

25. Backhaul in 5G systems for developing countries: A literature review.

26. GOVERNMENT SIZE AND GROWTH: A REJOINDER.

27. Entre industrie et tourisme: L'évolution du paysage baieriverain à Saguenay, Québec.

28. Regulation, Minimum Wage and Informality: Introduction to Symposium.

30. TOPICS AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE IN TOP ECONOMIC JOURNALS.

31. Land property rights and food insecurity in rural Cambodia.

32. The Habitats Directive as an instrument to achieve sustainability? An analysis through the case of the Rotterdam Mainport Development Project<FNR></FNR><FN>This paper is based on the study Evaluation of Approaches to Integrating Sustainability into Community Policies, undertaken by COWI, Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and ECA for the European Commission Secretariat General. </FN>

33. Trends in the development of the economic system in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

34. Pillar 2: tax competition in low‐income countries and substance‐based income exclusion.

35. The coloniality of labor: Migrant Black African youths' experiences of looking for and finding work in an Australian deindustrializing city.

36. Detecting spatial economic clusters using kernel density and global and local Moran's I analysis in Ekurhuleni metropolitan municipality, South Africa.

37. Panel Data Evidence on the Effects of Fiscal Policy Shocks in the EU New Member States.

38. Shadow economy, corruption, and tax performance: A study of BRICS.

39. Systems of innovation: Path of economic transition and differences in institutions in central and Eastern Europe?

40. An evaluation model of sustainable efficiency for container terminals.

41. Does City Shape Affect China's Economic Development?

42. Economic Development and Social Integration of Migrants in China.

43. Political hierarchy spillovers: Evidence from China.

44. Conditions for regional public–private partnerships for sustainable development — Swedish perspectives<FNR></FNR><FN>This paper draws on research funded by CF Environmental Fund and the Swedish Business Development Agency, research grant P14044-1. </FN>

45. Industrial ecology and regionalization of economic governance: an opportunity to ‘localize’ sustainability?<FN>‘Local’ and ‘regional’ are used in this paper to refer to municipalities consisting of various types of urban centre such as cities, towns and rural areas, and governed by a single municipal government. </FN>

46. Aid effectiveness disputed<FN>This paper is reproduced with the kind permission of Routledge. It is forthcoming as Chapter 4 in Finn Tarp (ed.) Foreign Aid and Development: Lessons Learnt and Directions for the Future, London: Routledge. Sherman Robinson provided extensive comments and drafting suggestions on earlier versions. They are gratefully acknowledged. The same goes for discussions with Irma Adelman and Erik Thorbecke among many others, who helped shape the approach adopted. Useful comments were also received from Gerry Helleiner and participants in four seminars at the University of California (Berkeley), Cornell University, the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), and the University of Reading, UK. Research assistance provided by Steen Asmussen, Henning Tarp Jensen, and Søren Vikkelsø is appreciated. The usual caveats apply. </FN>

47. A stakeholder perspective on managing tensions in hybrid organizations: Analyzing fair trade for a sustainable development.

48. Is this time different? Social capability and catch‐up growth in Ethiopia, 1950–2020.

50. Introduction to Collection of Papers from Conference on China's Financial Market Liberalization.