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A Comparison of Determinants of Urban, Rural and Farm Poverty in Costa Rica.&quot;

A Guerilla Group's Long History.&quot;

Adjustment Toward Peace: An Introduction.&quot;

Agrarian Reform and Employment: the Colombian Case.&quot;

Brazil: Politics in a Patrimonial Society.

Chile: A Country Study.

China: Overcoming Rural Poverty.

China's Poverty Statistics.&quot;

China's War on Poverty: Assessing Targeting and the Growth Impacts of Poverty Programs.&quot;

Comparing Land Reforms and Land Markets in Colombia: Impacts on Equity and Efficiency.&quot; Washington DC:

Development: Which Way Now?&quot;

Dutch Disease,&quot; Macroeconomic Policies, and Rural Poverty in Colombia.&quot;

Economic Policy, Distribution and Poverty: The Nature of Disagreements.&quot;

Growth and the Poor: A Comment on Dollar and Kraay.&quot;

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Growth is Good for the Poor.&quot;

Growth Versus Distribution: Does the Pattern of Growth Matter?&quot;

Growth Versus Poverty Reduction: A Hollow Debate.&quot;

Growth with Equity is Good for the Poor.&quot;

Income Distribution and Development.&quot;

Kee Beng Lee, Allaudeen Hameed, and Boo Chin Cheong.

Labor Reforms and the Contradictions of &quot;Growth with Equity&quot; in Postdictatorship Chile.&quot;

Macroeconomic Policy and the Salvadoran Peace Accords.&quot;

Making Negotiated Land Reform Work: Initial Experience from Colombia, Brazil and South Africa.&quot;

Making Transition Work for Everyone: Poverty and Inequality in Europe and Central Asia. Washington DC:

Mali Poverty Profile.&quot; IIED's Drylands Programme.

Managing Trade: Taiwan and South Korea as Challenges to Economics and Political Science.&quot;

MITI and the Japanese Miracle: The Growth of Industrial Policy,

Modeling Determinants of Poverty in Mauritania.&quot;

Peasant Cooperatives and Political Change in Peru. Princeton:

Poverty Reduction in Nepal: Issues, Findings, and Approaches.&quot; Manila: Asian Development Bank.

Poverty Research Rethought.&quot; In Poverty: a Global Review:

Pro-Poor Growth and Pro-Growth Poverty Reduction: What Do they Mean? What Does the Evidence Mean? What Can Policymakers Do?&quot; Manila: Asian Development Bank.

Republic of Yemen: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) 2003-2005.&quot; Washington DC:

Shock Therapy in Poland: Perspectives of Five Years.&quot; In The Tanner Lectures on Human Values. Salt Lake City:

Singapore's Economic Development: Four Lessons and Some Doubts.&quot;

Social Science Concepts: A User's Guide (Book Manuscript).&quot;

Ten Years of Land Reform in Colombia.&quot;

The Neoliberal Inheritance: Agrarian Policy and Rural Differentiation in Democratic Chile.&quot;

The Political Economy of Postsocialism.&quot;

The Poor in Singapore: Issues and Options.&quot;

The Singapore Economy.

The State and Taiwan's Economic Development.&quot; In Bringing the State Back In,

The Transition in Central and Eastern European Politics. Upper Saddle River,

Trinidad and Tobago Poverty and Unemployment in An Oil Based Economy.&quot; Washington DC:

Trinidad and Tobago: Macroeconomic Assessment and Review of Public Sector Reform and Expenditures: The Changing Role of the State.&quot; Washington DC:

Vice into Virtue? Progressive Politics and Welfare Reform in Continental Europe.&quot;

What Happens When a Country Does Not Adjust to Terms of Trade Shocks? The Case of Oil Rich Gabon.&quot; Washington DC: World Bank.

What is Pro-Poor Growth?&quot;

When Do the Poor Benefit from Growth, and Why? (Background Paper to Sida's Poverty Project).&quot;

World Food Programme.

World Poverty and Human Rights.&quot;

Growth Is Good for Whom, When, How?

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