The Graduate Institute, Geneva

60. Nicholas Brown Tyack (co-directed with T. Swanson): “Genetic Resources and Agricultural Productivity in the Developing World,” September 2021. webpage

59. Seoni Han: “Three Essay in Development Economics,” June 2021. linkedin

58. Yanming Kan: “Economics of Social Ties, Migration and Development,” March 2021. yanmingk.wordpress.com

57. Shiqi Guo: “Three Essays in Development Microeconomics,” February 2021. www.acem.sjtu.edu.cn

56. Jeffrey Dickinson (co-directed with Nicolas Berman): “Shining Light on Growth Statistics: For What is Nighttime Light Really a Proxy?” November 2020. ideas.repec.org

55. Rong Dai: “Determinants of the Size of Countries: An Empirical Study with Chinese Historical Data,” December 2019. linkedin

54. Nayantara Sarma: “Migration: An Application of Queuing Theory,” October 2019. www.nayantarasarma.com

53. Ellen Alexandra Holtmaat (co-directed with D. Sylvan, IR/PS): “Trade, Development and Transnational Private Standards,” October 2019. ellenholtmaat.wixsite.com

52. Daniele Rinaldo: “Essays in Non-Gaussian Economics,” December 2018. danielerinaldo.com

51. Xinchen Dai: “Development as Equality of Opportunity: Measuring Inequality of Opportunity in China,” December 2018. facebook

50. Julia Barbara Seiermann: “Essays in Development Economics and Anthropology,” September 2018. ideas.repec.org

49. Andrew Silva: “Three Essays in Economic Inequality,” March 2018. andysilva.com

48. Nestor Morgandi: “Essays on Labor Markets in Developing Countries,” February 2018.

47. Dmitriy Skugarevskiy: “Essays in Law and Economics of Enforcement,” November 2017. scholar.google.com

46. Matthew Hector Stephenson (co-directed with T. Biersteker, IR/PS): “Foreign Direct Investment: Cause or Consequence of Reform? An Examination of China and India’s Experiences,” November 2017.

45. Chris Hudson: “Three Essays in Development Economics,” October 2017.

44. Katia Covarrubias: “Household Inequalities, Economic Constraints and Decision-Making Processes: Three Essays in Development Economics,” October 2016. ideas.repec.org

43. Humberto Laudares: “Essays on Development Economics in Brazil,” October 2016.

42. Bastiaan Quast: “Four Reproducible Contributions in Development Economics,” October 2016. ideas.repec.org

41. Sofia Trommlerova: “Child Health and Gender-Related Challenges in the Developing World. Three Essays in Development Economics,” October 2016. sites.google.com

40. Tu Chi Nguyen (co-directed with C. Dupont): “Three Essays on Household Behaviors and Welfare in Development Context,” October 2016, World Bank, Washington, DC. linkedin

39. Gabriel Geisler Mesevage (co-directed with M. Flandreau): “Information Bubbles: The Market for Financial Information and the Railway Mania of 1845,” September 2016. website

38. Arun Jacob: “Traditional Institutions Meet Modern Day Development Outcomes: Three Essays in Development Economics,” June 2016, Young Professional, United Nations Development Program, Geneva. ideas.repec.org

37. Rohan Gudibande: “Essays in Development Economics - The Political Economy of Development,” April 2016, Postdoctoral researcher, Princeton University. ideas.repec.org

36. Catalina Martinez Gutierrez: “Essays on the Role of Finance and the Private Sector in Development,” October 2015, Investment Management Team, Zurich Insurance Group, Zurich. ideas.repec.org

35. Selahattin Selsah Pasali: “Intra-Household Resource Allocation a la Turca: an Attempt to Identify the Nature and Determinants of Gender Bias in Turkey, 2002-2010,” September 2015, Program Officer, UNECA, Addis Abeba. profile

34. Matteo Morgandi: “Societal Values and Individual Choice. Essays in Welfare and Labor Economics of Arab Countries,” February 2015, Young Professional, World Bank, Washington, DC. ideas.repec.org

33. Malek Garbouj: “Three Essays in Development Economics,” October 2014, Postdoctoral Researcher and Consultant, Geneva. linkedin

32. Zacharias Ziegelhoefer: “Use What You’ve Got. Three Essays in Development Economics Using Real World Data,” October 2014, Infrastructure Economist, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Beijing.

31. Marcio Vargas da Cruz: “Essays in Trade and Development Economics,” October 2014, Economist, Development Prospects Group, World Bank, Washington, DC. ideas.repec.org

30. Daniel Zaga: “Coping with Vulnerability: Some Mexican Strategies,” September 2014, Director of Analysis on Competitiveness, Ministry of Economy, Mexico City. ideas.repec.org

29. Anastasia Aladysheva: “Essays in Development Economics,” September 2013, Postdoctoral researcher, SIPRI, Stockholm. ideas.repec.org

28. Shinyoung Jeon (co-directed with J.- L. Maurer): “Agricultural Transformation and the Escape from the Middle-income Country Trap: Challenges Facing Small Farmers in Indonesia in a Time of Green Restructuring,” June 2013.

27. Matthias Rieger: “Three Essays in Development Economics,” May 2013, Associate Professor, International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Hague. ideas.repec.org

26. Natascha Wagner: “Three Essays on the Fetters to Development,” September 2012. Associate Professor, International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Hague. ideas.repec.org

25. Dany Jaimovich (co-directed with R. Baldwin): “The Traditional and the Global Village: Essays on Networks in Economic Trade andDevelopment,” August 2011. Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Applied Econometrics and International Political Economy, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt. ideas.repec.org

CERDI-CNRS, Université d’Auvergne: official listing is available at www.cerdi.org

24. Rania Ben Hamida: “L’énergie entre les opportunités de développement et les risques de la dégradation de la qualité de l’environnement : Cas des pays émergents,” December 2014, ATER, Université d’Auvergne, Clermont Ferrand. linkedin

23. Frederic Aubery: “Inégalités de genre, partage des risques, partage de l’information,” November 2014, Researcher, IFPRI, Washington, DC. sites.google.com

22. Susana Carpio: “Capital humain et revenus. Une approche en variables instrumentales à partir de données en pseudo-panel,” November 2014, Consultant, Tegucigalpa. linkedin

21. Adama Bah: “Essays on Development Economics. Social Protection, Community-driven Development and Regional Integration,” February 2014. The National Team for the Acceleration of Poverty Reduction (TNP2K), Vice-President Office, Jakarta. ideas.repec.org

20. Linguere Mbaye: “Essays on the Economics of Migration from Developing Countries,” April 2013. Consultant, African Development Bank, Abidjan. ideas.repec.org

19. Marie-Charlotte Buisson: “Trois essais sur la vulnérabilité des ménages ruraux dans les pays en développement : risques, stratégies et impacts,” April 2012. Post-Doctoral Fellow - Quantitative Impact Evaluation at the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Colombo. ideas.repec.org

18. Damien Mededji: “Analyse de la contribution des coopératives et mutuelles de crédit à l’amélioration du bien-être des ménages sociétaires au Bénin,” February 2012. Consultant, Cotonou. portal.pep-net.org

17. Eric Djimeu Wouabe: “Essays on Civil War, HIV/AIDS, and Human capital in Sub-Saharan African Countries,” January 2011. Evaluation Officer/HIV/AIDS Specialist, International Initiative for Impact Evaluation, Washington, DC.

16. Jean-Pierre Tranchant: “Conflits civils et développement,” December 2010. Senior Lecturer, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex. ideas.repec.org

15. Stephanie Cassilde: “Choix rationnel, langage et représentations des inégalités et des discriminations. Une étude des déclarations de couleurs de peau dans le Brésil contemporain,” December 2010. Chargée de recherches, Centre d’Etudes en Habitat Durable (CEHD), Charleroi. scholar.google

14. Aude-Sophie Rodella: “Three Essays in the Applied Microeconomics of Conflict. The Impact of Landmines and War Violence on Social Capital, Socio-Economic Reintegration, Child Health and Household Income in Angola,” June 2010. Senior economist, The World Bank, Washington, DC. ideas.repec.org

13. Samba Mbaye: “Nouvelles méthodes d’analyse du bien-être et moyens d’évaluation des programmes de lutte contre la pauvreté en milieu rural sénégalais,” January 2010. Professeur agrégé, UFR de sciences économiques et de gestion, Université Gaston Berger, Saint Louis. ideas.repec.org

12. Kelly Labart: “Social inequalities in China : which reality ?” September 2007. Research Director, Fondation pour les études et recherches en développement international (FERDI), Clermont Ferrand. linkedin

11. Léandre Bassole: “Rural infrastructure, Community-Driven-Development and Child Anthropometrics,” January 2007. Resident Representative, African Development Bank, Conakry, Guinée. ideas.repec.org

10. Oumar Diallo (co-directed with J.-L. Combes): “Trois essais sur la croissance, la pauvreté et les propriétés cycliques de la politique budgétaire,” October 2006. Economist, UNDP, New York, NY. ssrn

9. Tanguy Bernard (co-directed with E. Sadoulet): “Three essays on Peasant Organizations in West Africa,” May 2005. ideas.repec.org

8. Beatrice d’Hombres: “Essais sur les disparités de revenu, l’éducation et la discrimination raciale : analyses macroéconomique et microéconomique,” December 2004. ideas.repec.org

7. Aurelien Beko: “Aléa moral, production agricole et profits: analyse théorique et quantification empirique,” September 2004. Economist, World Bank, Bujumbura. linkedin

6. Issa Faye: “La micro-finance et le développement en Afrique sub-saharienne: le cas du Sénégal,” September 2004. IFC, Washington, DC. blogs.worldbank.org

5. Daniela Borodak: “La réforme du secteur agricole dans les pays en transition: résultats empiriques pour la Moldavie,” September 2003. Lecturer, Ecole Supérieure de Commerce, Clermont Ferrand. linkedin

4. Mbolatiana Rambonilaza: “Contrat et technologie, le lien manquant,” January 2001. ideas.repec.org

Université de Montréal

3. Julie Rabemananjara: “Emerging financial markets and growth,” October 1998. Economist, CETECH, Montréal.

2. Christian Tritten: “Bargaining and sharecropping in the presence of missing markets: theory and empirical implications,” June 1998. Researcher, FUNDP, Université de Namur.

1. Ghazi Boulila: “Essays on the theory of growth: trading blocks, migration and contractual relations,” June 1994. Professor, ESSEC, Tunis. www.essect.rnu.tn